Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Faculty A dzzixorf J Miss Twybill Purdy Mr. Paul Smith Miss Mary Costello Miss Margaret Nulty Miss Helen Hubbard Miss Margaret Herring Scott L. Brown, Originator These merchants have contributed to the Deanonian faithfully each year since its first issue: p Collins Hardware E. McAllaster and Sons Gouverneur Savings and Loan C. R. Rodger Store Gralyn Theater William B. Simons B. O. Kinney VanSlyke and Curtis Saidel's Furniture and Gas Appliances Fourth Roweleft to right: Leona Phelps, Robert DeLong, Roy Dusharxn, William Anderson, Loren Richardson, Don Compo, Barron Wilson, William Shepard, Bernard King, Murray Latham, Lemuel Schofield: Third Row-Miss Nulty, Miss Herring, Virginia Grlffls, Dorothy Murphy, Mary Lamar, Joan Gollaher, Peggy Chapman, Laura Ledger, Patricia Gardner, Judith Hall, Carol Frawley, Olive Llscum: Second Row---Joyce Beckstead, Marie Mullin, Isabelle Storle, Sandra Jones, Elaine Cassaw, Monica Curtis, Nancy Nelson, Patricia Magee, Ann Rnderman, Lura Carr, First Row-Jean Patton, Carole Davis, Alice Neuroth, Martha McNeill, Drury Cathers, Mary Jane Hall, Marjorie Goodnough, Carolyn Fields, Shir- ley Blair, Vivian Orford, Patricia Rowe. A DEANONIAN STAFF lfDl7'URlfll, STA l l' lfffilor-fi:-C,'l1iff: Mary lane llall Copy lfIflffIl',l'f Virginia Grillis, hluclitli llall, Nancy Nelson, Paul Burgess Typing lfrfiror: Vivian Orforcl .'ll1ri,vt1111t.i': Carol lfrawley, llororliy lVlurpliy, Carole Davis. Senior lfffiror: Carolyn lfielcls .l, w',we ifnzzzfyz Patricia Garclncr, Peggy Cliapman, Robert DeLong llnmor lfflitor: Lemuel Schofield ,'l.l'.l'I..l'ftIIIf,l'I l,aura l,eclg1er, l,oren Ricliarclson, Olive l,iscuni lvlI!fl'ff'!II,l',l-IIII'H lfrfitor: Nlonica Curtis ,-l,v,fi,rti1i1t,l: l,ura Carr, lflaine Cassaw, Mary l,an1ar, Marie Mullin, Sanclra lones Arri'z'iriv,r ffflifor: lsalvelle Storie pl U'l,fl1l1If,vZ hlean Parton, .Ioycc Beeksteacl, Nlarjorie Gooclnougli, Sliirlcy Blair, Barron VVilson Sporty lfffitor: Vvilliani Slieparcl fl.f.vi.fff1i1r: .loan Gollalier .llIl.l'1.l' lilfflifflff Alice Neurotli ,'l,l'.fI.,l-ftlllffl Patricia Rowe, Leona Phelps Slzapxllot lfffilorz Victor Konclra plrt lfzliror: lVlartl1a McNeill lil 'SIN ESS STA Fl' Drury Catlicrs, lgIl,l'llIl',l',l' ,,ll1I7lllgI'l' l'ilJ'J'l,l'I'IIl1fel' Roy Dusliarni, Bernard King, Murray Latliam, Don Compo, Patricia lylagee. Ann Ruclernian, Vllilliani flnclerson ROBERT LAURENT B.A. M.A. Muskingum Col., Columbla Q v A :XX Fifth Row-left to right: Mr. Robinson, Mr. Cromle, Mr. Hart, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Hackett, Mr. Steenburg, Mr. Monsell Mr. Flanagan. Fourth Row-Miss Cross, Mrs. Hunklns, Mrs. Weegar, Miss Hunter. Miss Stafford, Mrs, Flanagan, Miss Todd, Miss Stiles. Third Row-Miss Stevens, Miss Vail, Mrs. Mosher, Mrs. Coates, Mlss Herring, Mrs. Latham, Miss Passlno, Mlss Eckmann, Miss Nulty. Second Row-Mrs. Walrath, Miss Casten, Mr. Riley, Miss Weller, Mr. Mason, Mrs Canale, Miss Boyer, Miss Clough. First Row-Mr. Smith, Mr. Walrath, Mr. Welch, Mr. Carpenter, Mr, Canale, Mr. War- FACULTY ren, Mr. Laurent, Mr. Weegar. Mr. Bush. Superintendent FRANK W. MASON B.A. M.A. Alleghany - Albany S. T. C. Principal EARL W. RILEY A.B. M.A. Colgate - St. Lawrence Vice-Principal, Junior High PAULINE WELLER B.S. M.A. St. Lawrence Agriculture ROY D, GIBBS B.S. Cornell Art LILLIAN M. TODD Potsdam Normal Commerce EARL H, WALRATH B.S. Albany S. T. C. English and Speech PAUL J. SMITH A.B. M.Ed. Syracu e - S . Lawrence ELIZABETH CROSS Al Y S. T. C. BERTHA ECKMANN - - LUCILLE HUNKINS LMC 'MA B. . . awrence ALITA F. HUNTER B.A. M.Ed. St.. Lawrence SUSAN LATHAM B.A. St. Lawrence - Potsdam S. T. C. HELEN STILES B.Ed. M.Ed. Potsdam S. T. C. St. Lawrence LOUISE D. WEEGAR A.B. A.M.B. L.S. Syracuse Buffalo S. T. C. W. LAURENCE WELCH B.S. Syracuse Guidance H. TOWNSEND CARPENTER B.A. M.A. Colgate - N. Y. U. Health MARGARET S. CANALE R.N. Crouse-Irving Hospital, Syracuse FLORILDA BOYER R.N. Plattsburg S. T. C. School of Nursing JANE CLOUGH Reg. Dent. I-Iyg'st. Eastman Dental Dlspensary Homemaking LAURA STAFFORD B.S. Ellnlra MARJORIE H. FLANAGAN B.S. Buffalo S. T. C. Language MARION L. PASSINO A.B. M.A. Albany S. T. C. Middlebury Library EDITH VAU. ,, Geneseo Normal Mathematics GEORGE BUSH B.S. M.S. Albany s. T, c. - Clarkson ROBERT CROMIE B.S. St. Lawrence LOUISE STEVENS Potsdam Normal CARLTON WEEGAR B.S. M,MUS. Potsdam S. T. C. Univ, Michigan BETTE FARLEY B.S. M.S. Potsdam S. T. C. Physical Education EO P. CANALE ANN MACKAY KURT MAIER CARL STEENBURG CHARLES MCGUIRE B.S. Ph. Ed. Syracuse B.S. Russell Sage B.Ph. Ed, Cortland S. T. C. B.S. Ithaca College B.S. Ithaca College Science B.S. M.S. Univ. Wisconsin Plattsburg S. T. C. B.S. M.A. St. Lawrence Potsdam Normal GEORGE HACKETT PAULINE WELLER HANNAH MOSHER Shop LESTER ROBINSON B.S. Alfred Univ. JOHN FLANAGAN B.S. Buffalo S. T. C. STANLEY WARREN B.S. Oswego S. T. C. Social Studies MARGARET HERRING A.B. A,M. Cornell DOROTHY COATES B. Ed. Potsdam S. T. C. JAMES HART B.S. Potsdam S. T. C. MARGARET NULTY B.A. M.A. St. Lawrence - Radcliffe GEORGE MONSELL B.A. M.Ed. St. Lawrence EW fx!! ,Maxx If I, Q SENIORS . v r W HELL ffl' ata! ANN RUDERMAN: Academic, Valedictoriang Chorus 2, A-Cappella Choir 3, -ig Band 2, 3, -ig Orchestra 2, 3, lg Dance Band 2, 3, -ig N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3. 4, in intramurals 2, Shield for B average in gym 3, Volleyball 3, -ig Basketball 3, -ig Bowling 2, 3, -ig Life Willa Faflvfr -ig Publicity Committee Co-chairman, Ihwzrrofmzfz Business Staff -lg Student Council 2, 3: Treasurer of Class -ig D. A. R. Good Citizen Pilgrim ig General G 3. NANCY ANN NELSON: Academic. Band 2, 3, Or- chestra 2, 3, 1, Music Letter 2, A-Cappella Choir -ig String Ensemble 2, 3, -ig N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3, -lg Cheer- leader 2, 33 Letter 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, -ig Volleyball 2, 31 Softball 2, 31 Letter 23 Shield for B Average in gym 3, Bowling lg Tennis 2, 35 Life lffillv Farber -11 French Club -ig Deauonizw Editorial Staff -ig General G 3. AR N OUIFE FIELDS: Commercial. Chorus 2, , . I a Choir -ig eerleader 2, 3, 1, Letter 2, ' as all 2. 3 Spe ll 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Soft- iba 7 4Ar ett 3' Squadleader 2 3 Assist lim 1 Chairman Costume Commit a 3-.ii fir , lil, Qk ditcurial Staff -ig Secretary of Class 3, -ig St dent Council 3, -i, Secretary -ig Dance Committee I, Secretary 4. ilIARY1ANIi HAI. cademic.,Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club lg Library Club 2 , -1. Treaqjef 3, Vic President -ig Dean fi!-Li .f 13 ,Ejyitor 53, He ' e Editor -lg Dwznonfn ta , ng Editdr' +1 hairman Senior Food Sale -ig'Usher, raduation 33 Usher, Life Wiflo Frrflwfr -1. ' u ' sf iw MU- LINCOLN DRURY trance. Salutatorian. Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Quartette 3: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, -ig Varsity Football 2, 3, -1, Letter 3, lg J. V. Basketball 2, Letter 2, Varsity Basketball 3, -1, Letter 3, -ig Golf 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball Sg Squad leader in gym 2, 3, -ig Dean Omforicaf Coffin! 2, -1, 5, Life Wfitlv Farber 51 Olfr Hearn lVere Young and Gay. Property Chairman 4, Dance Commit- tee 3, -i, 55 Student Council -i, 5, Vice president -ig Var- sity Club 2, 3, 45 Dean Hi-Liter 2, 3, l, 5, Sports Editor 3, Special Column Editor 5, Letter 3, -33 Bus. Mgr, Defin- nuifm 5, Bus, Mgr. Curtis Magazine Drive 5, First Prize for Gouverneur High School in Pi Mu Epsilon Inter- scholastic Math Contest -lg Football Scout and Ass't. j. V. Football Coach 5, Chairman of Student Council jun- ior Hospital Auxiliary Committee 5: General G -lg Student Council Assembly Program -ig Senior Class Commencement Com. 53 Squad Leader in Gym 2, 3, i. LEMUEL BRADDOCK SCHOFIELD. 11 Lem : Academic. Band 2, 3, -ig Orchestra 2, 3, -lg Dance Band 2, 3, -ig Chorus 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, -lg Boys' Quar- tette 3, 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3, -ig Music Letter 2, 3, -tg Bas- ketball 2, 3, -S, Letter 2, 3, -1, Co-captain -lg Volleyball 2, Soccer -ig Dean Oratorical Contest 2, 3, 2nd prize 2, lst prize 33 Life Will? Farber 4, Varsity Club 2, 3g Vice President 33 Dean Hi-Lifer 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Sports Editor 3, Feature Co-editor 3, Editor in chief al, Letter 3, Class President 3, -ig Marion Bowman Prize 3, Deanon- mn Editorial Staff -ig Student Council 2, Dance Com- mittee 33 General G 3. Link : College En- W a tt Wifi-. 1 il 1.,gfl y ag, It ,yl Egg lf D XRO f pdf, 1 t f' - ' w . , if 'f :fr Avy., maya Qnfimp 'QW f I1fl7'RlCl.fl NAN ROW'I:' Pat : Academic. Band Z, 5. -I, 5, Letter -4, Orchestra 2, 3, 1, S, N,Y.S.S.M,A. 2, 3, 1, S, Volleyball 2, 3, Shield tor B Average in gym, Life ll tilv Fntlver 5, Costume Committee, Delta 2, French Club ig Ilmzlrnzii-111. Editorial Stall 3, Music Award I, Girls Sextette, Accompanist 5. LORETT.-l jli.-,IN BOPREY: Academic. Transferred from Richville l. DON fl. COAIPO l'Comp : Academic. Transferred from Vestal Central School 3. Chorus 3, A-Capella Choir 3, IQ Senior Band -i, Glee Club 3, -1, Dance Band !, Baseball 3, Volleyball 3, Bowling -l, Intramural Basketball -1, Life With Farber -1, Co-chairman of the Stage Committee, I7e1n1w1mz1. Business statf. .lAMliS ,IIAGEE ,lim : Academic. JI. V. Basketball Intramurals 2, Bowling -lg Basketball 2. MVT age? 7 , A ,.,.4 1-L. 801972 5 Y . C a 5 Ifl tj pf A 6,7 ci'-if C J -as 'fi ' 1 Y S - ti CEORCE I.IiW'IS TAIT: Academic, Dean Orator- ical Contest -1, Alternate 3, Life W'illv Farlwr. Pub- licity Committee -IL French Club -lg Dean Hi-Llf: 3 l ,-'- HERBERT l.liS1.lE STACY I-Ierbien: General. Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Football -1, 1. V. Basket- ball Manager Z, Basketball Manager 3, Baseball Bi- squad 3, Volleyball 2, 3, -ig Dean Oratorical Contest -I, Photography Club 3, Student Council 2, 3. IOANNE DORIS CDNKLIN JON: General. Transferred from Iikhville High Schopl 3. ELAINE ALICE CPISSAUV: Commercial. Chorus 2, 3, A-Chppella 'Choir 3, 1, - Cheerleader l, Letter ,-1, IntramuraL.B?sketball 2, 3, -ig Archery 3, Softball 2, 3, Volleybal 2, 3,,-I, Speedball 2, 3, Lift' 'Wfifh Father -i, House Committee, Library Club 3, -1, Deafzorzimz Editorial Staff -ig General G 3, Student Council 3, -ig Homeroom Subscription Cap- tain -1. Corzfimlea' from Page 6 ll lI.l.IA,Il 0. SHEPARD Bill : General. Band 2, 5. Letter 3, Dance Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, A-Cappella Choir 3, -1, N.Y.S.S.M.A. 3, Football 2, 3, Letter 3, Manager -1, Wrestling 3, Manager -1, Intramural Basketball 1, Life With Father -1, Lighting Committee Chairman, Varsity Club 2, 3, Dmnwmzn Editorial Staff -1, Treas- urer of the Class 3, Vice President of the Class -K, Home- room President 2, 3, Student Council 2, -1, President -ig Dance Committee -l, Chairman -1. A ROBERT DeI.ONG Ding : Academic. Boys' Glee Club -I, Baseball, Manger 2, Varsity Football Z, Var- sity Basketball, Manager -1, j. V. Basketball Asst, Manager 2, Manager 3, Intramural Basketball -ig Life Willa Falber 4, Dean Oratorical Contest 2, 0111- Herzrn' Were Young am! Gay 3, Stage Committee, Varsity Club 3, Dean Hi-Liter 2, 3, Defmoniazz, Edi- torial Statf 4, Clarkson College Award 3, Pi Mu Ep- silon lnterscholastic Math Contest 3, General G , Senior Class Commencement Committee 4. . 'ic v' . 'i.. 1 .lL!' Iv vi f . X ' .Lf-' I I 1' ' 7 - Q xy, -fi ' i A '1 1 X . . H Y - ' - ' ' , 3 'L' I l C A gv' if ld! town Wlll ' 'iq .JV llilvp. X' ' fe A i A I 1. x if 1 1 ip KXNC9 LFMAQ wx 9' VJAT SON ' .MARY AI. l.A.llAR: General. Chorus 2, 51 Shield for A Average in Gym 23 Bowling 2, 3, 'ig Soccer Play- day lg Lift' Willa Ffzllwr I1 Library Club lg Dw111w1if1f.' Editorial Start I. C.f'lROL1i ll. DAVIS: Commercial, Chorus 2g A Cap- pella Choir 3. lg NYSSMA 3, lg Girls Sextette 33 Girls Quartette 4: Life llniflv Fllfhfl' al, Demmnifzn Editorial Staff 4. lt liI.DON IY'fl'I'SON Wally : General. Baseball 2, Letter 23 Varsity Basketball 2, Letter 2g Football 2, Let- ter 23 Varsity Club 2. CxlRl.'I'ON HI'l.l.: General. Intramural Basketball lg Soccer -I3 Life Wizb Ffzllwr. Stage Crew -lg F. F. A. 2, 3, -4, Sentinel 5, Vice President 'lg F. F. A. Basketball Z, 3, lg F. F. A. Football 2, 33 F. F. A. Letter 33 F. F. A. judging Team 5, 1. i 5TCtRlE 5 HALL BERNARD T, KING' Bernie : Academic. Band ?, Sg Football ig Manager of Track 2, 33 Bowling 'lg Lfjff llnitlv Ffzflaer. Publicity Committee lg French Club i, Photography Club Fug Varsity Club 3g Den. Ili-ljlzar -lg Dyrllflllljrlll Business Staff l. EUGENE RICHARD TL'RNBl'I.l. Sonny : Gena eral. Sr. Band Z, 55 Boys' Quartette 2, Boys Glee Club 5g Drum Major 2, 55 A-Cappella Choir 33 Chorus 2, 33 Track 23 General G 55 Music Letter 5. 15x-lBliLl.E STORIE Issy : General. Intramural Softball 21 F. H. A. 3, al, Secretary lg Library Club ig Demlonifzll. Editorial Staff 'lg 17411111 Hi-IJIM Re- porter 5, l. ILJDIT iHAl.l. judy Ap Aiijgdemic. .horns 2, 33 Glee A4Q5ifz6bis 3Z'iAB2f9'lwt-l'QU'f.il.9' 'ecdball 'lg Life '12 Far. an Co um 'CUmfl1itt'e -lg Library Club 3, bl, Ptesiy nt,Q' Q?uZ.4?1zr1 Editorial Stat? ig Cafeteria XX7orkC 2. 3, -3. , 1 8 I 1 aI BISHOP ' , x 5' A P ' T ' -5 I PV ff ON gg! ' f ' I K 42' ' - . ' iv:-f f wt ZELLAR RICHAR IEAN CLAIRE PATTON .Ieannie : Commercial, Chorus 2, 5g A-Cappella Choir 5, 'IQ Band 'ig Dance Band 'ig Girls' Sextette Pianist 53 jr. Band 5g N.Y.S.S.- M.A. 5, -lg Intramural Basketball 2, 5, lg Softball 2, 5. I1 Archery 53 Badminton 'tg Bowling 5g Volleyball 2, R, I1 l..'fe lI 1IIv Farber vt, Prompterg Library Club 5, i. Secretary tg I7efn1w1i1111 Editorial Statf 'ig Vice President of Class 5. Shield for B Average in Gym 3. l Il'If1N .AIRLENE BISHOP Viv : General. N.Y.S.S.- M.A. 2, 33 A-Cappella Choir 5, fig Chorus 2, 3, -ig Girls' Gle: Club 'lg Potsdam May Festival 2, 3, ig Life W i1.b Iffzrlver. House Committee 'lg Commencement Commit' tee I. CARLTON ZELLER Zeb : Academic Transferred from I-lermon l-Iigh School tg Intramural Basketball lj Intramural Volleyball -1, 55 Intramural Soccer 'lg F. F. A, 1, S, Letter Ill F. F. A. Basketball rl, ig Photography Club ai, S. LOREN A. RICHARDSON I.ori : Academic. AI. V. Basketball Z1 Varsity Football 3, 'tg Varsity Basketball ig Baseball 53 Bowling -tg Life IYVII1 Farber bi, Lighting Committeeg F.F.A, 2, 3g F.F.A. Basketball 53 Varsity Club 5, I1 I7ef1u Hi-I.Ite,f tg Deflzlmlinzl Editorial Statf I. Bl I HA R TLE eff-fit 3 G. ffi DSON XCICNE-'LL .. FREDERICK D. REYNOLDS Chimp : General. Football 3, 1, Letter 3, -Ig Baseball 3, -1, Letter 5, 1' Basketball 2. 5. lg Letter 2, 3, I. KENNETH HARTLE Kenny : General. Trans- ferred from Edwards High School Ig Basketball Intramurals I. GENEVIEI 'E JI. PAPINEAU jennie : General. Intramurals Basketball -tg Badminton ig Squad lead- er 2, Bowling 3, 'ig Archery 33 Softball 2, 53 F. I-I. A. 2. 5, Ig Food Committee. Senior Class I. .MARTHA ANNE .IlcNEILL Mickey 1 Academic. Band 2, 33 Orchestra Za A Cappella Choir 5, tg Chorus 33 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 5g Bowling 23 Life IVIIA Ffiflver 'IQ Leader's Club 3. fig Dem: Hi-I.ite.r 2, Q -i, Art Editor 2, 53 Executive Editor ig E.S.S.P.A. Con- vention eig DFIIIIIIIIIIIII Art Editor Ig Poppy Poster Award 2. 3. I I MM ,. 1' . ft' y Xltggm ,cw W ia if Ng. XX L ,. is l ' L Nl qtx x i 5 Pict CAROL FRfill I,EY: General. Glee Club fi: Shield for B Average in Gym Z3 Bowling -ig Usher at Graduation 51 Lsher Life Wfiflv Fatlaer lg Fl-LA. 2, 3, ig Library Club lg 17L'zl1IllI1jlIU Editorial Staff ai. LEONA .HAYFRED PHELPS Loni : Academic. Band 2, 3. '43 Letter ig Orchestra 3, 'ig N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3, ,lg Cheerleader 2, Letter 2, Intramural Basketball 3, It Tennis 3, 'IQ Softball 3, -1, Volleyball 3, 'ig Life Wfifb Fntlwr -I, Prompterg G.A.A. 2, Leaders Club 33' Dean- nfzmn Editorial Staff ai. VYCTOR ll . KONDRA Vic : General. Chorus 2, Dance Band Vocalist 23 Octette 2, 35 A-Cappella'Choir 3, -lg Boys' Glee Club 'lg Baseball 2, Track 35 Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 'ig Photography Club 3, -1, Presi- dent -ig Defrnwzian Staff, Snapshot Editor -ig Student Council 3, General 3. ,MONICA ANNE CFRTIS Monie : General. Chorus 2, 31 Glee Club al, Soccer ig Shield for A Average in Gym 23 Bowling 2, Life W'ilh Fatlver yi, Costume Coni- mittesg Library Club ig Dkzlllflllfzlll Editorial Staff gig Usher at Graduation 3. veil-'S K 1 ANDERSON el ,taht sits if rpm x . 'W' A vi! .t , NM, X r QW A ,j nf fe IOYCE CHILDS: Commercial. Chorus 33 Life U itlv iifzlber I, House Committee, F.H.A. 3. lVIIJ,Ifi,H ANDERSON Andy : General. Band Z3 Boys' Glee Club 'lQ Chorus 25 Octette 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, Basketball Manager 3, 'Ig Bowling 'DQ Varsity Club 33 lpellflllnjdlfl Business Staff tg Secre- tary Boys' Bowling League i. MARIORIE 10 PECK Margie : Academic. Chorus 2, 3, Band Z, 3, 'ig Bowling 3, fig Archery 3, Soft- ball 2, 35 Squad Leader ig F. H. A. 2, 3, I, Treasurer 5, Ig Leaders Club -1. DOROTHY ,UURPHY Murph : General. Life IVHI1 Farber al, Publicity Committee, F.H.A. 3, lg D6zll10IljclIl Editorial Stat? al. rA:L959H'2 ji ,, 4 , 4 MAN Slfwpsom s 3 l. Num , WV THERIAULT PEGGY ELAINE CHAPMAN Peg : General. Band 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 3, -S3 Dance Band 3, -13 Bowling 2, 3, -I3 Shield for A Average 23 Basketball 2, 3, I3 Volleyball 3, F13 Softball 2, '13 j. V. Cheerleader 33 Var- sity Cheerleader -I3 Life llnillv Farber 413 Dean Oratorical Contest 53 Leader's Club 3, 4, Vice President 33 G. A. A. 23 Dean Hi-Lifer 23 Defmonmn Editorial Staff A83 Gen- eral G 3. OLIVE ADELI. LISCIUTI: Academic. Dance Band 5: Senior Band 2, 33 j. V. Cheerleader 3, Letter 33 Varsity Cheerleader al, Letter 43 Basketball Intramurals 3, 13 Soccer 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Life Wirh Farber -1, Prop- erty Committee3 Leaders' Club 3, -i, Vice President '13 Photography Club 33 French Club -13 G. A. A. 23 Dem' II!-ljlei' 2, 5, Crossword Editor Z, 33 Defzflorzmn. Edi- torial Staff -13 General G 3. ll Il.I.IAM Fl'I'ZG'ERALD Fitz : General, Band 2, 3, 43 A-Cappella Choir 2, 3, -13 Orchestra 2, 33 Chorus Z, 33 Football 'I3 Manager of Basketball Z, 33 Manager of Football Z, Letter 23 Exchange Assembly L71 Varsity Club 2, 33 Demi Hi-Ijlfxr 2, 3, ai, Printing Editor I3 Student Council 2, 33 General G 3. DONALD SMITH Smitty : General. Baseball 2, 3, Letter 2, 33 Track 23 Football 2, 3, Letter Z, 33 Bowling I3 rl. V. Basketball 2, Letter Z3 Varsity Basketball 5: Varsity Club Z. 31 Christmas Speaker 2. 11 RONALD L. Football Z3 Track 23 Stage Scenery Club 3. RAYMOND THERIAULT joe : General. Foot- ball 2, 3, Vi, Letter 3, -13 Track 2, 33 Basketball 2, 5, Letter 2, 33 Projector Club 23 Varsity Club 23 Hon- orable Mention All-Northern Football 3. PATRICIA E. GARDNER Pat : General. Chorus Z, 33 A Cappella Choir 3, '13 Orchestra 33 Band 2, 33 Leaders Club 413 Shield for A average Z3 Bowl- ing 2, 3, .13 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Life ll ifZa Farber -K3 Photography Club 3, President 33 Dean Hi-Liler 2, 33 Dmnouiml Editorial Staff i3 General G 3. LAURA LEDGER jake : General. Chorus 2, 3: N.Y.S.S.M.A. Z3 Bowling Z, 3, -lg Softball Z3 Shield for A Average in Gym 23 Basketball 23 Life W'if!a Fnllver -13 Photography Club 3, SCCICLHIVQ Dean Hi- I.i1e.f. Reporter 2, 33 Student Council 23 Deanoniarz Editorial Start' 'ig General G 33 Top Tappers 2. Ei Xa N . ia ' X N- X X J, bitt iii-VW ' L QYKPSWA W I MALUY 3'0t'lE'-U' X I 5 QELKSTE SANDRA IONES Sandy : General. Glee Club -ig Shield for B Average in Gym 33 Life W'ilb Farber Costume Committee -i3 Library Club Z, 3, -I3 F. H. A. 2, 3, Treasurer 33 1Jeaz1m1mn Editorial Start ig Usher at Graduation 3. BIJRNICI: IOYCE ll '1l.HIi1.MY Willie : General. F. H. A. 53 Life Il itb Farber -4, House Committee. PAI'L Al. BLRGESS: Academic. Football 3, -ig Basket- ball 2, 'IQ Ping Pong and Tennis Intramurals -ig Lifp ll i1b Farber. Stage Committee -13 Varsity Club 33 French Club IQ Deanonian. Editorial Staff -1. CARL R. CLOSS Closey : Industrial Arts. Band 2, 3, -13 A-Cappella Choir 3, -13 Quartette 3, -I3 Chorus 2, 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Dance Band -I3 Life Wifb Farber -I. Sound man. M3 12 f A poifggickd cL055 ' ' 509' DONALD R. NALOY I-Iotrod : General. RICHARD A. BYRNS Dick : Vocational Agricul- ture F. F. AQ2, 3, -4, Reporter 2, Vice President 3, President -1, County Reporter 23 N. Y. S. F. F. A.- Reporter 3, County F. F. A. President -lg F. F. A. Basketball Z, 3, -I3 F. F. A. Football 23 Editor of New York Timer 33 St. Lawrence Leadership Certificate 23 F. F. A. Letter 23 Empire Farmer Degree 31 Amer- ican Agriculturist Foundation Award 33 Dansworth Foundation Scholarship 33 Local Chapter Star Farm- er -4. IOYCE L. BECKSTEAD joey : Commercial. Shield for B Average in Gym 23 Bar for squad leader 23 Star for winning intramural basketball team 23 Life Wfiib Fatber -1, Make-up Committeeg Rocking 3, Property Committeeg Deazzfmian Editorial Staff 43 Usher at Senior Graduation 3. 1.015 ELAINE MINNICK: Academic, Softball In- tramurals 2, 33 Volleyball 33 Basketball Intramurals 3g Badminton -I3 Archery 33 Soccer 3, -I3 Life ll itb Farber 4, Make-up Committee3 Second Prize in Pop- py Poster Contest 33 Chairman of Advertising Com- mittee for Senior food sale, 43 Usher at Graduation 3. CWFGRD ,Q X rfliib I A if lr, KV gli! Qvilillii Qiy til li 1 3 , U55N1fvcAMEfl 5' l KINNEY 44THA J Q- GRIFFUS j72fz,61,. ,- l'll'l.f'lN lfl,xllNlf RFU 'Vix Cborus 2g Basketball 2. 5, 1, i wT?i'i'nL Honor Ieam 51 bpeedball 2, 51 Soccer 1. Captain I1 Softball 7, S, 1, Captain 1, 5, Class Honor Team 53 Volleyball 2, 4, 1, Captain S, Class Honor Team 5, Volleyball Sec- tional Team Sq Squad Leader 2. 5, IQ .I, V. Cheerleader Z. Letter 21 Varsity Cheerleader 5. 1, Letter Eg Head- elxeerleader IQ Lift' lbffli Ffiflvw' 1, Publicity Committee Clorcbairmang Ci. A, A, lg Leader's Club 5, 1, President ig l71'i11m111im Editorial Stall ll Ci for Outstanding Ciym Student 2, 51 Senior Class Commencement Com- mittee I1 General Ci 51 Homeroom Subscription Drive Captain ll Cafeteria Laeabier 5. 1, lilf lNC.'l:'S' .lI. BI'Rl.liX'fr.'l,lllf Hlirerieliieiii General. Cborus 1, 53 lilee Club 1, .lIl'RR.'ll' lfl'lt'Rl:UI l 1'.xl'lll.'l.ll: xlrzltleinie. Band 1. S, 1, l.f!i llnffli liiilfiii 1, Stage Managerg l7if111m1zfi111. Business Stall I. CIURIVLX' lxlflilll ll Hl'l If Hliordieiij rXt':1tlei1iit'. Boys' Lilee Club ll XxiI'L'STllIlg S. lg F. l'. PX. 1, S, ll li. lf. X. Reporter' I, I FCS ffevwf GOGDNWGHL 4 We KENLY B. SP1l.Jlx1N. jr. Pete : Academic. Trans- ferred from Oswego 53 Intramural Volleyball 53 Football -lg Basketball -1. ll'flN KINNEY lvy : General. Life llpflli Frrlfier. Property Committee ll Projector Club 5, 1. l'1RGlNlfl B. GRIFHS Ginger : Academic. Li- brary Club 1, 5, lg I7ef11m11m11 Editorial Staff 1. , V 1 ,ll.flRfURl1't fliX'.X'lf GUUl7iX'0l'GH Margie . Commercial. Cborus Z. 51 Senior Band Z, 5, ll Senior ' Majorette 2. 5, Drum Maiorette ll Music Letter 51 Basketball Intramurals ig IJ-fit' ll fllflff1flwi Costume Committee ll Library Club ig 1311111 111-ljlw 1, lfxf tbangge liditor ig I7m1m111f111 1i1!f1ffm:l5'mff ig Gen, eral CQ S. , N ,f AX ,golf Q - ,V all f'.,l4.l 4 J J J .,. . Liiiiie if WM- , I . ts i WSW 9 i mf ouStlPtW L PATRICIA IEAN MAGEE Patti : Academic. Chorus 2, D3 Life Uuitb Farber el, Make-up Committee3 Library Club -ig French Club 43 Dean Hi-Liter 2, 3, -3, News Editor 23 Business Manager 3, Vi, Letter 33 Deanonimf. Business Staff, 43 General G i. NETTIE IRENE PIKE: Commercial. Transferred from Richville 23 Softball 2, 33 Basketball 33 Volleyball 33 Archery 33 Badminton 43 Soccer 3, 43 Life Wifb Farber i3 llouse C0l'11l'l1lIfCC1 F. H. A. -13 Usher at Graduation 3. ROY B. DUSHARM jr.: Academic. intramural Basket ball 43 F.F.A. 2, 3, -5, Secretary 3, President 4, F.F.A. Basketball 3, 43 F.F.A. Letter 2, Judging Team 3, ig Dvanofzimz Business Staff 4. DOUGLAS HARPER Hape : Academic. Orchestra Z, 53 Bowling 43 Life Willa Fallaer. Publicity Committee -13 Projector Club 5. vim Qirhlk 14 raw ROBERT GEORGE GATES: General. Wrestling 2, 3. -1, Letter 2, 3, I. WAYNE G. YOUNG: General. Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3g Stage Scenery Club 3. SHIRLEY VICTORIA BLAIR Vicky : Commer- cial. Life With Farber -i, Make-up committeeg Rock- ing 3, Property committee3 Glee Club -13 Library Club 13 Deanonian Editorial Stal-T 43 Usher at Senior Graduation 3. ,IOAN ELIZABETH GOLLAHER joanie : Gen- eral. Chorus 2, 33 A-Cappella Choir 3. -13 Band 2, 3 -13 Orchestra 3, 43 Girls' Sextette 33 N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, 3, -1, Letter 33 jr. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader Vi, Letter 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Ping Pong 2, 3: Softball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, el, Top Team 33 Life Wifi? Farber -I3 F.H.A. 3, Song Leader 33 Dean Hi-Liter 2, 3, -ig Dennoniun Editorial Staff 43 I-lomeroom Treas- urer 33 General G 3. e9U.'iI3 wtf' ,fra ff r-1 l J dfr MOOREBM QW' Wifi? I-J A! A L A . eigij is ML! L .ll.'ll'lS .ll.'lY UROKENSHIRE Maven: Commercial Senior Band 2. 5. lg N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2, I. ,L--'ifj AAN'CRRlLr1 iou o ci Hire 0 1 H . ', Vice -esident,5, I ei ic ent 'lg bfi?-Iz!Clulw 'ig Photog- raphy Club 3: We-iifzrafzirlfz Edi al Stall' -lg The Amer- ican Agriculturist Award 3. l.I'R r Q 1 G eral. Cl r s 5, ig Bowling f'iggSgZedbalA2L, ing ong 55 Basketball 2, ig V ll a 5g I 5' I f vu' '31 F. ,A. 2, 3 R is l 1 ll '. BARRON ll ILSON: General. Football Zg F. F. A. 2. 5. I. Executive Committee 2, Historian 3. Secretary -I, judging team 2, 5, ri. Letter 2, F. F. A. Basketball 2, 5. l1 I7e111Jw111111 Editorial Stall -4: County F. F. A. Reporter lg County award for F. F. A. Speaking Contest 2. A HAROLI I -Y. jr. Spike : General. Intramurals- Soccer 2: sk all 21 Gouverneur Soccer Team lg Gouver et l all team lg F. F. A. 2, 5, rl, Treas- ure? . Fey asketball 5. 1. l 15 ROBERT I.. MOORE jr. Bob : General. Life Wfilh Ffrtlwr. -1, Costume Committeeg Career Day, Student Chairman. IAMES A. PATTON Abe : General, ALICE NEI 'ROTH Al : Academic. Band 2, 3, I1 Sectional Volleyball Team 53 Champ- Team 23 Baton Relay Team 25 Lijrf al, Costume Committeeg Leader's Club Letter 25 Defmonimz Editorial Staff rl: Class 21 General 5, Chorus 2, 53 ion Softball llvilla Frrllver 53 G.A.A. 2g Treasurer of .MARIE PATRICIA MFLLIN Peg : Academic. Band 5, 45 Dance Band -ig Chorus 2, 5g Choir 3, lg N.Y.S.S.M.A. 5, ,ig Tennis Intramurals 5g Soccer latramurals 31 Life IVIIIQ Fnflver vi, Property Com- mitteeg Dean Oratorical Contest lg Dramatic Art' Class Play, High ll 'imIou' 'lg Dcmwmfzff Editorial Stall 4 J al JU51 gwswf Eh! wana aff I 07 H07 l?0D .STl?E7'Cll! 16 x X, 1747 n E Boris F? , 1 5 Q ' , we . . GAS 2? 1 S fy? Az. ix 'Lf' A 54, iv S M SV' A N QM Xl if f is 5 7+ X S X Q if f X ' CQ' w S SSSS CLASSES Miss Eckmann's Homeroom Tlviif Run llelt to riglitlz Ronall Cloclirane. Lawrence fiole, Rolwert Hunkins, blames Seliooley, Mary Al guire, Inez Brcssett. lulia Foster. Carlton Simmons. Stlllllif Run Lucille Deneslia, Katli- leen Towne, Sliirley Meliwirig, Dor- otliy Salislwiiry. Patriuia Patton, Ray niond Hamilton. ,lane Gardner, Miss llekmann. lvitf Run lzleanor Collins, Sandra lisckilsen, Frederiek june. Beverly Billings. Donald Ciardner. Dayid Dusliarni. Helena Sliampine. Sliirley citNKllSllfl. Miss Herring's Homeroom Tfviif Run nlett to riglitlz Dale McKinney. David Scliooley, Gary lllingswortli, David Nelson, XX'illiani Lainlw, Roy McManus, lirwin Wfard. Alolin Sheen, Daniel Slieen, Semin! Run Mary Lou Stliell, Ken netli Melntosli, Gordon Dusliarm, Marion Patton, Nancy Hall, Ciene- vera XX'illard, Mazie Patterson. ,lean Rastley, Miss Herring. lfifwf R011 Mario Deifastro, Karol Clappellino, -loan Hanee, Mabel Gosselin. Mary Lou Sharpe, Dorotliy Dawley, Doris Hogue. Diane Roltv, l'nalwellc Kinney. Miss Stiles' Homeroom 'lllvw' Razz tlett to riglitli Fredei- iek Bancroft, Rodger Fuller, Rolweit Bigarcl, Donald Maloy, Miss Stiles Xurmiif Ruiz Dean Ciritlis, Leland Towne, Earl Bogart, Daniel Slate. Morris Lee, Murray Horton, lint! Rau' Rieliard Sterling, ,laiiies Reynolds, Earl Bigarel, Leo Benware Miss Possino's Room 0 'liliml Run' tleft to rightb: Nelsiwn Dailey, Ronald King, Lloyd Leonard, james Fitzgerald, Richard Tessmer, Carl Cappellino, Margaret Adams, Doreen Ruderman. Semin! Rim' joyce Lee, Eleanor Coates, joyce Dodds, Mary Lee Sayer, joan Mickens, janet johnson, Marion Kingsbury, Anna Blair, Miss Passino. l H'.lf Run' Lyle Edgerly, Elwin Bige- low, Dianne Drury, Robert Mclntosh, Anne Drumh, Marion Cooper, Bruce Gleason, Arlene Roherts. Mr. Hackett's Room o l nln'tlv Ruiz' 'tlett to rightli Mr. Hackett, Keith Knowlton, Elon Mat- thews, Ronald Canell, Richard Dier, Alan Lehigh, Wfilliam Hawn. Tliin! R011-f-j0I1 jackson, Stephanie Sprague, Helen LaBow, Nancy johnA son, joy Bulger, Carl Dewey, Gwen- dolyn Sheldon, Nancy Perrin. St'L'!lllr! Rare- -Gladys Villeneuve. Linda Huckle, Betty Lamar, Donald Neuroth, Sally Craig, Beverly Brown, Faith Bressette, lrene Kinney. Rohert Smith. l'ill',if Run' Mary Lou Rouse, Clar- ence Wliite, Cynthia Cross, Louise Tripp, Dorothy Orford, Ann jones. Merrill Cioodison. Mr. Bush's Homeroom 0 liflllffll Run tleft to rightlz Gene Hockey, james Wliite, john Burgess. Gary Kennedy, Sherwood Dean, Roh- ert Ritchie, Leon Liritlis, james Spicer, Mr. Bush. 'l'lwml Razr- john Wfhitmore, Ceylon Durham, Wgiyrie Tyler, Frederick Narrow, Harold Lynde, Virginia Raymo, Mary Frances Kenyon, Shir- ley Stacy. Secinlrl Ron 'Dorothy Fuller, Mar- jorie Kennedy, Alice Hughto, Nilah NXfashhurn, Sally Mashaw, Mary Liv ingston, Barhara Donnelly, Helen Church, Marlene Bresette. lfuxvr Ran' Sherida Santimaw, Barh- ara Bishop, Helen Maloy. Sally john- son, Roger Ormshy, Danie Hall, lileanor Young, Laura jean Kaley ,lean Tripp. QW 35 ,. ,4,,f x fy aagftv wif .Hg KS If V i5frV5 V V55-Q V.. V131 ! W ra A 4 -T V 5 ggi A -' ' 5 , 6 3, 3 sv ,U 4 ' 1 v in . 1 .if 5 1,, Y, 9 xr, r 1 s 1 r .'m,,IL ,. mg H 3' sf -M wx af gn, ,, 1 , Q QQ' Q f ,Y 7 j 2 1 xi N. i W , JN md Y 55. 1 3 Q f D Q ' Q . A9 QSC: A. 'll5'aF 16? lb 5 ,5 fl 3 le Jr! ' A H .J 1.8. Mr. MonseIl's Room o Iwfniflf Ron tlelt io rightli Sheila XX'oodai'd, Virginia Hart, Lloyd Half lurtl, Ronald Nichols, Norina Coop- el, Stewart Arquette, Norine Drunih, Gerry Gates, Duane Vroonian, Roh- ert Tuttle, 'I'lin.! Run Grant Brundage, Leo Rastley, lNlarilyn Dier, Dale Farren, Noruian Fnelniore, Fyerett Heining, Helen Mary Rged, Nancy Hale, Ruth Merritt, Mr. Monsell. Siwnlil Run Lawrence Melrose. Betty Fuller, Doris Mayne, Fdward Durham, Denelda Fuller, Maureen Shinnoek, Allison Bresee, Shirley jurkovieli, Marjorie Aritlrexvs, Hilda lNlaneliester. Iffril Run' jutlson VanCor, Clitlorl lNlt'Cuiuher, lilliot Bigelow, Harry Gladle, Rita Fapineau, Mary Casey. joan Sehofell, Miss Cross' Room o liullllfi Run tlelit to rightl: Char- les Mousaw, Lyndon Charter, Earl Lashhrooks, Gary Robertson, Donald Fuller, Herhert Barkley, Speros Ara- ventinos, joanne Perrin, Ruth XY hal- en. 'l'lvri! R011 Shirley Devendorf, Bet- ty Yerdon, jerry Mt'Donal.l, judith Hawn, Margo Murray, Betty Loeklin, Carol Dusharni, Lorraine Corriee, judith Gates, Miss Cross. Sl'1'lHli! Rim Roberta Harron, Kay lirayton, Geneva Stone, Laura XVhite, Keitha Dusharni, Charles Sheen. Brian Kaley, George Lainiea, james Lynde, Sylvester XVaslihurn. lim! Run' joan Stronaeh, Fay Reed, Arthur Aldrich, Hazel Blanee, Helen Brozzo, james Gritlith, Mary jane Ruderiuan, Lenore Hughlo. Sally Storie, Diane Miller. Miss Hunter's Room o liumlli Ruiz' tleft to rightj: Alfred Brown, Madeline Sehooley, Dwayne Mercer, liugene Denny, Wfaltei' Mal- houti, Carlton Forsythe, Gene Davis, Bruee Binion, Sharon Bush. Marlene Harvey. 'liluril Run' Miss Hunter, joyee 'l'urnhull, Anita Deneeia, Mildred lfllison, Frank Shattuck, james Me' lntosh, Robert Anderson, Lillian Gaunies, janet Young, joan Krum, Lorraine johnson. Smwlil Rim' Kendra Maeleod, Mary Gleason, Phyllis Fuller, Lorna Fuller. Ronald Bailey, LeRoy Tharrett, Mar- lene Coates, Charles Reynolds, Glen- na Strate. l:il.lf Ron' Charles Besaw, hfary Cuinniings, Nina Reynolds, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Beverly Hull, Richard Merritt, Fred Durham, Faye Barkley Durwood Ahsalon, Riehard Rohinson, Mrs. Weegar's Room o I rmr1lv Run lleft to rightj: Bern- ard Dailey, Ira Fuller, Robert Ben- ware, Wfesley Merritt, Douglas Fred- enburg, john Fitzgerald, Kathleen joudry, Betty McCrea, Phyllis Cas- saw. Robert XX7eir. Tlwil Run---Barbara Hendra, jan ette Scott, Dolores Cunningham jacqueline Sibley, Roberta Hartson. Robert Richardson, Harriet Simmons, Anna Ashwood, Nancy Xwalrath, Cynthia Maier. St-cam! Ron--Mrs. Wfeegar, Delia Carpenter, joyce Barker. Marlene Gollaher, Shirley Cirittis, Harriet Tharrett. Robert Kennedy, Ronald Raven, Sally Stevens, joyce Bresett, FH!! R011 --lda Hutton, Mary Carr. Edwin Deyendorti, Carolyn Sweeney. Grace Laverghetta, Leonard Brea- man, Donald Rastley, Murray An- drews, Carl Earl, Mr. Cromie's Room o lfofolfv Ruiz- tleft to rightt: Mi' Cromie, Frederick liaston, Xvayof, Bush, David Cole, Ruth Casey, Wil- liam Wfalton, Donald johnson, Pat rick Tracy, Howard Malbout. Tlvnl' Run--Paul Sharpe. Helena Hunter, Annette Childs, Sally Loucks, Andree Serviss, Helen Tracy, lyoi- othy Bevans, julia Hayden, jean Lashbrooks. Szfcmlf! Rau'---Reitlia Dashnaw, Clil ford TibbitS. janet XVic'ltS. lflizabetlv Church. Margaret Boprey, june Dur- ant, Milton Peters, Beverly Strate, Patricia jones, Edward Wliite, Fin! Ron----Keith Frawley, Keith Lincoln, Sandra Howe. Dora Fraw- ley, joyce Bowman. Dorothy O'Neil, Carlene Forsythe, jean Stronach, jo- anne Robillard, Gay Denesha. Mr. Hart's Room o Tlviril R011--llett to rightj: Darya Chateau, Louven lirickson, Beverly Klock, Bruce Harland, Dennis Bul- ger, janet Phippens. Florence Towne, Rockwell Livingston, judith Hollis, Kay Raymo, Donald Toomey, Ven'- Vrooman, Mr. Hart. Secnm! Ruff Ruth Devendorli, Alice Pellam, Margaret Brown, joan Hor- ton, Esther Cook, Lionel Nicholas, Donna Bigelow, Lawrence Hayes, Mansel Earl, Brent Gale, Leon Stiles, Sally Countryman, Donald Shan. pine. I-'oil Rau Sarah XY'ashburn, Shirley Osier. joyce Streeter, Robert Barnes. Harold Farren, Ciordon Cioodison, Donald Kin, Vernon Mclntosh, Carl Dimoclt, james Bleau, Charles Port- er. Mrs. Lathom's Room o Ivtmllt Ron ilett to rightt: Laxx- rence XVoodroxv, Philip 't'oung, Gary blones, 'l'homas Halford, Alfred Bush, Foster Drury, Lois -lanet Perkins, .Iohn Perry, Don Sprague, Delight Davis. ' iliftflif R011 -lean Fullington, Blar- lene Aldrich, Helen Smith, Douglas Bailey, Constance Hockey, Beverly Macaulay, Patritia Merritt, Donna Tessmer, Stephen Murray, Ronald Storrin, Mrs. Latham. Stawlil Run Duane Wfinters, Mel- vin Lee, Gene Holmes, Kenneth Blair, David lruax, Nancy Mat- thews, lilaine Raven, XVilliam Deu- val, Lyndon Puller, Franklin Mc- Donald. Ifntt Run' Dorothy Dusharm, XVil- fred Belmore, Harold Denesha, Harry Shampine, XVarren Raven. Bethany Brown, Sheila june, Lor- raine Coates, Rosalie Bresett, Kay W'alton, Mrs. Coates' Room o ililfliil R011 tletit to rightt: David jones, Owen Cari, George Burke, Roger Stiles, Xelphia Klock, Diane johnston, .lay Ormshy, Leonard Hays, Gladys Melntosh, Arthur Craig, Roh- ert Tripp, Mrs. Coates. Semfztl Rim' Shirley Perrigo, David Dusharm, Doreen Byrns, Kay Conk- lin, Janice Boprey, Donna Pritty, Dean Porter, Glenn VanValkenburg, Rohert Skinner, liugene Aldrich, Raymond Donaldson, Carolyn Tam- hlin, Nancy Merritt. lint! Run' Bonita Villeneuxe, Shar- ron Fox, Linda Finley, Patricia Han- ratty, Martha Dalton, Howard Kirby, David Beatty, Richard XVhitmore. Ronald Lynde, Richard Hartle, Eric Salishury. Miss Stevens' Room o illlfllkf Run' tleft to rightti Bruce Smith, Ray Parker, .lutlith Ellis, Lin- don Kinney, Charles Stahl, Richard Wfillianis, Norhert Hall, Dorothy Mc- Intyre, Ronald Clement, james Tut- tle, Gloria Malhout, Miss Stevens. S!'l'Illli! Rau' Nancy Phelps, joan Besaw, lfileen 'l'harrett, Elisa De- Castro, Marcia Smith, Marjorie jones, Colleen Brown, Patil Dashner, Roy Porter, Ronald l.iscum, -ludith Gard- ner, Larry Rohertson. Fjflf Run' lnahelle Lamar, Doris Xvashhurn, ,loan Kaley, Shirley lXloore, Floyd fehr, Thomas Sheen. lflmer House, Rohert Gates, David Bresee, Martin Durham, Brent Tay- lttl' f-ff' , N 'W9' 1 .,, W aw! '-1nug,,sA if 11.4111 111 rilgliib: Miss XXL-11111, Miss i..1x11111, Mrs XY' N. -.K-.N ii' ' 1 Q 4 A-wx l7Ul! ,X'l1' 1111175 Q In 1 Pfilfflii AiL1l't!.lI'Q'K 011111111 111111 YI l.lli111 XX'11111l. 311111111 l'11!ff11: H1-1111111511511 11.1111 111R1'gl111: Mlm lI11ril11.1 l'111yQr, Miss -l.1111- fl1111gI1, Mrs. Ai.ll'g.1i'L'T l11n.1lu. JIM ' I . 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H.11i1i1ri1 Bisliwp, .l111!11i1 H.1lI, Vii g1111.1 K.1x11111 A Uliiilys xviiiCT1ClIYL1. .H 'llll' RlC1ll'l. 'IUI' l1lC'll KI1 fllll1l4 Llifilfil, Mr. Riley, Mr, Mg1s1111. l5f1.'1f1w!'f1f1v11: ,l.1i1f1111s 14.1115161111 11111 111 1131111 Mr Miirriiy, Mr P.1p111L.111, Mi' AilII'Vi1X', M11 l7.11 l'1111,'1'lCf111: IIL-1111111511111 M1 5111111115 Mis Slkli' mg, Mrs, Xuvvinc, Mrs. 'l'11111m'1'. x ! 1 We 5 AQWXQ 3 If L , w DANCE C f 5' 'oumssfs It ,, x , X , '1 N Q XX ,Q . ,WSW Ak If X , ' mam x I nerncsnrnz J , . N Q S ACTIVITIES Cy-'N 6 mt U 1-fix. -if ,lg 3 e MUSIC DEPARTMENT The music organizations have increased in number and size and have multiplied their public appearance this year. The instrumental groups have given generously of their time and talents to make assem- blies, plays, games and dances more enjoyable. Public and students have appreciated the fine concerts staged by the A Cappella Choir in Decemberg the junior and Senior Bands in Marchg the Orchestra and Girls' Chorus in May. Individual players from all grades and music levels showed progress in a series of Student Recitals given through the winter. The Orchestra was invited to appear at the Northern Zone Conference of the New Yorl-: State Teachers' Association in September, a signal honor. The Dance Band, the Girls' Sex- tette and the Boys' Quartette accompanied the junior Play cast to assembly appearances in Potsdam, and Massena. Selected students from Band, Choir and Orchestra attended the NYSSMA Clinic in Potsdam in November, while the Band, Chorus, Choir and String En- srmble took part in the May Festival. Civic organizations have benefited by the Band's appearances on Halloween. Memorial Day and the Sesquicentennial celebration, while the Sextette and Quartette have entertained many clubs and groups about town. The students in music may well be proud of their contribution to the life of the school and may be assured that students, faculty and public appreciate it. tPage 263 Orchestra Plano-Marilyn Howard. Third Row-left to right: Mary Lou Schell, James Fitzgerald, Robert Ritchie, Richard Freeman. Louls Curtis. Shlrley Paquette, Elon Matthews, Diane Rolfe. Second Row-Dawn Day, Mary Llvlngston, fforwardj, David Bresee, Jeanette Boscoe tforwardj, Lemuel Schofield, Joan Hance, Marlon Patton, Patrlcla Rowe, Joan Gollaher, Mar- llyn Jones, Hllda Manchester, Leona Phelps, Ann Ruderman, Peggy Chapman, Maureen Shlnnock. First Row-Nancy Nelson, Ann Jones, Penelope Case, Doreen Ruderman, Barbara Donnelly, Eleanor Collins, Janet Johnson. Dance Band Second Row-left to right: Robert Ritchie, Rlchard Freeman, Louls Curtls, Elon Matthews, Lemuel Schofleld, Marlon Patton, Don Compo, James Fitzgerald. First Row-Mr. Weegar, Peggy Chapman, Ann Ruderman, Carl Closs, Eleanor Collins, Jean Patton, Sandra Esckllsen. Senior Band Flfth Row-left to right: Robert Hubbard, Lemuel Schofleld, Murray Latham, Ronald King, Joan I-lance. Wllllam Lamb, Patricia Rowe, Mary Lou Schell, Warren Corbin, Joan Gollaher, Elon Matthews: Fourth Row-Gerry Gates, Kathleen Joudry, Marjorie Peck, Eleanor Collins. John Burgess, Eleanor Blshop, Marlon Patton, Irene Kinney, Laura Jean Kaley, Richard Robinson, Allison Bresee, Shirley Paquette. Dlane Rolfe: Third Row-Dorothy Salisbury, Janet Johnson, Bar- bara Donnelly, Llnda Huckle, Helen La Bow, Nancy Hall, Hilda Manchester. Rita Dashnaw. Mavls Brokenshlre. Malzle Patterson, Maureen Shlnnock: Second Row-Louis Curtis, Richard Freeman. Robert Rltchle, Carl Gloss, Ann Ruder- man, Constance Rice, Allce Neuroth, Leona Phelps, Jeanette Boscoe, Bernard Knowlton, Darrell Whitton: First Row- Eleanor Robinson, Lorralne Johnson, Helen Church, Joan Stronach, Marjorie Goodnough, Jean Stronach, Shirley Mc- Ewlng, Beverly Hull, Dawn Day. , Glee Club Wage 287 Fourth Row-left to right: Goldle Van Cor, Julie Tlbblts, Joanne Perrln, Marlene Harvey, Sandra Jones, Beverly Bllllngs, Sandra Howe, Sharon Bush, Loraine Gray, Loulse Tripp. Jean Lashbrooks, Nancy Perrln, Sandra Esckllsen, Shirley Goodlson, Shirley Blalr, Carlene Forsythe, Helen Church, Eleanor Youngs. Third Row-Marllyn Dler, Jane Gardner, Leonore Hughto, Marlene Aldrich, Eleanor Robinson, Mary Gleason, Sally Storle, Mary Jane Ruderman, Dawn Day, Rosemary Aldrich, Sally Craig, Allce Hughto, Phyllis Cameron, Dorothy O'Nell, Ellsa De Castro, Kendra MacLeod, Mar- garet Boprey. Second Row-Margaret Brown, Shirley Moore, Sally Countryman, Kay Conklin, Doris Washburn, Faye Barkley, Marlene Bresette, Elalne Raven, Linda Finley, Allce Hasset, Bethany Brown, Rosalle Bresette, Inabelle Lamar, Judith Gardner, Nellle Toomey, Annette Chllds. First Row-Janet Sayer, Mildred Shamplne, Diane Mlller, Donna Tess- mer, Vlvlan Blshop, Janice Boprey, Cynthia Maier, Judith Hall, Doris Hogue, Jean Tripp. Loraine Corrlce, Gay Den- esha, Helen Maloy, Joanne Roblllard, Shlrley Jerome, Roberta Hartson. Glee Club CPage 293 Fourth Row-left to right: Julla Hayden, Phyllls Cassaw, Monica Curtis, Vlrglnla Hart, Shlrley Halford, Mary Jane Hall, Julla Foster, Dlane Drury, Janette Scott, Barbara Hendra, Sally Johnson, Marilyn Howard, Ann Jones, Margo Murray, Lura Carr, Carol Frawley Vlrglnla Raymo. Third Row-Mary Barnes. Shirley Stacy, Helen Reed, Joan Krum, Phyllis Fields, Dorothy Fuller, Ruth Whalen, Geneva Stone, Dolores Slate, Nancy Walrath, Judith Gates, Helen Tracy, Gladys Villeneuve, Patrlcla Patton, Shirley McEwlng, Constance Hockey, Barbara Blshop, Nancy Phelps, Nlna Reynolds. Second Row-Marilyn Jones, Donna Bigelow, Joan Kaley, Shella June, Nancy Mathews, Loraine Coates, Andree Servlss, Grace Laverghetta, Patricia Jones. Kay Brayton, Shirley Perrlgo, Gi ima Srrate. Phvllls Fuller, Mildred Ellison, Hazel Blance, Laura White, Jean Fulllngton, Joan Stronach. First Row-Shirley Krum, Ida Hutton, Doris Ellls, Joy Bulger, Sherlda Santlmaw. Lorraine Johnson, Jean Stronach, Sally Stevens, Patricia Towne, Martha Slate, Judith Curtls, Beverly Brown, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Carol Davls, Frances Kinney, Arlene Roberts, Mary Lee Sayer, Mary Livingston. 27 ,fu 5' ' Boys' Quartette Loft tu right: Mr, Woe-'ar L as 55 S5 V, YLI4 F7 g, , ouis Curtis Lilrst bassj, Lemuel Schofield fsecoud bassb, James Fitzgerald Qsvcrmcl tenorb. Curl Close :first LOIIUII Girls' Sextette Slllfldillg--EIPHIIOT Collins, Sandra Esckilsen, Doreen Ruderman. Seated -Marion Patton. Joan Mlckens. Jan:-t Sayer A Cappela Choir . Fit erald, Richard Dier, Mrs. Farley qD1rec- Fourth Row-left to right: John Burgess, Carl Gloss, Don Compo, James zg torl, Wllllam Fitzgerald. Robert Ritchie, William Shepard, Gary Kennedy, Lemuel Schofield. Third Row-Diane Rolfe, Carolyn Fields, Elaine Cassaw, Nancy Nelson, Sandra Esckilsen, Eleanor Collins, Doreen Ruderman, Joan Hance, Cyn- tlxla Cross, Jean Patton, Second Row-Victor Kondra,Sherw1od Dean, Mary Lou Schell, Inez Bresett, Marie Mullin, Gollahvr, Marion Patton, Ann Ruderman, Morris Lee, Louis Curtis. First Row-Carole Davis, Patricia Gardner, Janet Johnson, Alice Hughto, Nancy Hall, Janet Sayer, Joy Bulger, Martha McNeill, Carol Cappelllno, Vivian Bishop. i FATHER AND MOTHER DISCUSS PNCNNIY 4 4 L. FE WI H FATHER 47' 'WR LIKES rr VERY QVXPORTAPQS' VlSiTt Life With Father Presented hy the Class of 1952 of Gouverneur High School By Howard Lindsay - Russell Crouse Friday and Saturday Evenings, Nov. 9th and 10th, 1951 High School Auditorium - Eight o'clock C A S T fln order of appearancet Annie ,,,, ......,., ....,,r . ,,.,...,r,..,,,,,,,,,.,.,.. L a ura Ledger Vinnie ,.,.,, ,... M artha McNeill Clarence ..... Drury Cathers john . ....,. . XVhitney ..,rr Harlan ..... Father ,,,,.. Margaret ,,...r.. Cousin Cora ..., Mary Skinner . Rev. Dr. Lloyd Robert Delong Brian Kaley Larry Hurley Lemuel Schofield Carole Davis Peggy Chapman joan Gollaher Louis Curtis Delia ..,,,,.. ,.,....,.. ,,.... N a ncy Nelson Nora ,,,., . , '.,,., . . . Dr. Humphreys ....., .. Dr. Somers . ....... ..,, . Maggie ,. ,,,, ,....,,,,,,..., . .. ,,,.,,,,,,, Mary Lamar .. XVarren Corbin Robert Gates Patricia Gardner SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action takes place in the morning room of the Day family on Madison Avenue, New York City. The time is Spring, late in the l880's. Act One Scene One: Breakfast time. An early Spring morning. Scene Two: Tea Time, the same day. Act Two Scene One: Sunday right after church. A week later. Scene Two: Breakfast time, Two days later. lDuring the Second scene the curtain is lowered to denote a lapse of three hours.H Act Three Scene One: Mid-afternoon. A month later. Scene Two: Breakfast time. The next morning. Produced hy special arrangements with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. of New York. Senior Play Committees Pmfwl'I,y. Light nm! Sfage Comznirrec'-tleft to rightjz Don Compo, Murray Latham, Marie Mullin, XVilliam Shepard, Paul Burgess, Carl Closs. lfofme um! Pnlzlirify Cl0lllNIjffl'l'.f--ylbllitf Ron'-tleft to rightbz Elaine Cassaw, George Tait, Douglas Harper, Bernard King, Ann Ruderman. Sammi Ron'-Dorothy Murphy, Nettie Pike, Gordon Wliite, Vivian Orford, Leona Phelps, prompter. Flair Rau'-Frances Burlingame, Vivian Bishop, jean Patton, prompter. C,l0J'fllIllL' nm! ,llfzlfe-np C0111mil.'c'e.rfSecr11nl Ron'-e lleft to rightb: Joyce Beckstead. Marjorie Goodnough. Patricia Rowe, Alice Neuroth, Monica Curtis, Carolyn Fields. Firrl Rrm'+Patricia Magee, Shirley Blair, Lois Minnick. Third Row-left to right: George Tait, Eleanor Collins, Marie Mullin, James Fitzgerald. Second Row-Victor Kendra, Drury Cathers, Herbert Stacy. First Row-Julia Foster, Patricia Patton, Dianne Drury. Dean Oratorical Contest Friday Evening, April Al, 1952 Eight o'clock PROGRAM Frankie and johnny Overture .,...........,.,.,.. ..... W hitney High School Orchestra The Man with the Adventure Story ...... Leacoclt George Tait At the Lace Counter ,......................... ,..... S tayia Patricia Patton The Night the Martians Landed ...,, Anonymous Drury Cathers Cornet Solo .... Intermezzo from Cavalliera Rusticanon joan Hance From Dandelion to Daffodil ......,..,. ....... K azmarlx Eleanor Collins The Snow Goose .....,.,., ..............,,, ....,.. G a llico Herbert Stacy Roses .................................,.,..,..,..................... ....., L aw Dianne Drury-First Prize The Burgomasters Death ......,...., Erckmann-Chatrian Victor Kondra-Second Prize Let Us Break Bread Together tSpiritualJ ,....,.. art. Bell Cool Water ..,.,,.......,.................,.,,,............ Nolan-Wfilson Soloist-james Fitzgerald Comin' Through the Rye tFolk Tunel .... arr. Simeon: High School A Cappella Choir The Littlest Angel .,.........,,.,..........,.............. Tazewell Judy Foster-Second Prize The Wlnite Hands of Telhamn .......,,..... .... Davenport james Fitzgerald-YFirst Prize The Storm .......,....................,,......... ,.,. M almar Marie Mullin jazz Pizzicato .........,.,,.. .........,...,.,....... ......,... . , Anderson High School Orchestra judge-Mr. H. B. Dewey ,,.......... Potsdam High School U Instructor of Speech and English The prizes amounting to one hundred dollars are being continued under poovisions of the will ot the late Misses Jennie and Cora Dean. The boys and girls are judged separatelyg the first prize is twenty dollars eachg the second prize is hfteen dollars eachg and five dollars to each of the remaining contestants. , ff-IBS? A f 9,157 MJ fd- Q 1455 1 XYSX DEAN HI-LITES The Dean Hi-Lifex. one of the few weekly school newspapers in the state, has become one of the fine traditions of G. I-I. S. It is an entirely student supported and non-profit-making organization, which is terminating its fifteenth consecutive year of publication. As a member of E. S. S. P. A,, the Dean Hi Lilef receives excellent criticisms from the E. S. S. P. A. judges annually. These reviews act as an incentive to the staff to improve their paper. Each fall Miss Eckmann and thetwo top ranking editors attend the E. S. S. P. A. con- vention held at Syracuse, New York, and on their return bring with them many worthwhile. and helpbul suggestions gleaned from the lectures and workshops they attended. The Newspaper Club, as one of the largest in the school with sixty members, not only prints the present and future news and trains its members in newspaper composition but also draws the members together in a friendly atmosphere of work and fun. Every Dean Hi-Lilei writer will long remember the comradship and fun of the Friday night sessions as the stu- dents and Miss Eckmann work to produce a newspaper for the following Monday. Each Oc- tober a banquet is held at which the staff for the coming year is announced. The club also sponsors one of the biggest and most festive dances of the yearg the annual May Dance, at which the students elected king and queen of the May are crowned, Dean Hi-Lite Reporters Fourth Row-left to right: Marilyn Dier, Marlene Harvey. Isabelle Storle, Phyllis Cassaw, Helen Mary Reed Roberta Hartson Shirley McEwlng, Julia Hayden. Third Row-Lorraine Gray, Judith Hawn, Shirley Grlffls, Dawn Day Frances Kinney Martha Slate, Geneva Stone, Phyllis Cameron. Second Row-Eleanor Robinson, Mary Barnes, Rosemary Aldrich Sally Stevens, Glenna Strate, Betty Fuller, Maude Brozzo, Sally Cralfz, Elizabeth Church. First Row-Sherlda Santlmaw Dolores Slate, Judith Curtis, Helen Maloy, Nancy Johnson, Sylma Pike, Rita Dashnaw, Dean HI-Lltes Friday Night Workers Standing lvft tn right: Shirlvy Gwuciiwn, Many Jzmv Hull. Elvanmx' KRPHIIIY. Iivxwly Bxwmwxx S1-an-cl NHl'Ul'll Ilrumh livnrgu- 'I'u1l, Stvplmlxu- 5IH'2l2,llt'. 1X11lIlI'i'Q'l1 Slximmvk. lmxmlvl i5rlm1ivlnl, I'zltx'i:'i:1 Pnttml lu t'il'c'lv--Standing Mlw Plvk- mzmu N1-:lin-tl Murlhu TxIcNv1l1. .Tuliu I-'mtvli ':.,'-'xg . . . Dean HI-Lntes Edutors Svrmlll lion' lv!! lu right. Pilwin Illgvlow. Bvr1m1'ci King, 1.011-11 I?xuh:xrclNun, Rohn-rt Hullkins. I3I'l1l'l' Glvusuu, Maxriv D1 Vmtm Drury Cntlu-rx lfiwwl Ron lm-fl In right: Ixiill'-iUl'ilX CQULYUIIUIIQU. Sl1l!'14'Y Srzxvyr Alir-v Hughto. Dizumv Dl'KlI'X', Nlubc flmwlilm, l'ntria'i11 Alanin- ACTIVITIES IN AGRICULTURE The judging Team stood well in the contests it entered this year, placing second of six teams at the Malone Fairg second of nine teams at I-lammondg ninth of forty-two teams ar Morrisville and third of seventy teams at the Delhi judging Contest where Carlton Hull won a pure-bred jersey calf. Representative members of the F. F. A. attended the State F. F. A. campg Farm and Home Activities at Cornellg the National F. F. A. Convention at Kansas Cityg the State F. F, A meeting in Malone and the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. james Spicer won the Sears Roe- buck Foundation Award-'1 pure-bred Holstein calf. Richard Byrns was State Reporter for 1950-'il and Keith Lynde for 1951-'52. Keith Lynde and Morris Lee are members of the State F. F. A. Chorus. The boys who were represented in these activities were: Paul Byrnsg Richard Byrnsg Ron- ald Cochraneg Roy Dusharmg Raymond Hamiltong Carlton Hullg Bernard Knowltong Harold Laceyg Morris Leeg Loren Richardsong james Spicerg Clarence Wlmiteg Edward Whiteg Gordon Wlmiteg john Wfhitmoreg Barron Wilsimng and Carlton Zellar. Also Stanley Bacong Arlie Hall Basil Fislsg Keith Lynde and Robert Peabody from the out-of-school group. 37 Student Council Fourth Row left to rl ht - g :Foster Drury, Drury Cathers, Mario DeCastro, Leonard Breeman, Roderick Benware, Gene Hockey, Robert Hunklns, Richard Jones, Elaine Cassaw, Mr. Carpenter. Third Row-Penelope Case, Victor Kondra, Don- ald Sprague, Lorraine Johnson, Sandra Howe, Shirley Goodlson, Charles Stahl, Vene Vrooman, Edith Matthews, Janet Young, Second Row---Miss Passino, Clifford McCumber, Dolores Slate, Helen Maloy, Anna Ashwood, Nancy Merritt, Brian Kaley, Rita Paplneau, Leonore Hughto. Robert Woodard, Latham. First Row-seated: Thomas Sheen. Rockwell Livingston, Beverly Brown, William Shepard, Carolyn Fields, Richard Tessmer, Eleanor R bi . ' 0 neon, Daxld Beatty. 4 X , My .rw , We 3552 if 'lb Library Club Fifth Row -left to rilflxt' Marjorie C , , ,, ,. ' woodnongh, Isabelle Storiv Shirley Blair. Monica Curtis, Elaine Cassuw, Pntrivin Magee, Sandra Jones, Virginia Griffis. Carol Frawley. Fourth Row--Lura Carr. Barbara Travis, Shirle' M ' ll:-in-sim, Joyce Lee, Dorothy Dawley, Shirley Stacv, Je' ' ' mir '. P ' 5 c-Ewing, Lucille , an Tlltlll, lhlrd how-Dorothy Fuller, Mary Lamar. Marion Kings- y atxic 1.1 Patton. Dorls Hogue, Jane Gardner. Second Row-Doris Ellis, Genevera Willard. Mary Julie Hall, .lnclilh Hall, .lf-an Patton, Rita Dashnaw. First Row-Miss Vail. Lmiw Tripp Svc'- Semor F. i-I. A. 'l'hird Row lm-ft to right. Nz-ttiv Pikv, .Ivan Tripp. Hl'it'l1il 5 rxnxxlpiiiv. Amiv Drumh, Marion Cooprfr, 1 . . und llnw lm-ft to right: Durotlry Fulivr. Hnrlmru Bishop. Mu y Lou Sliurp:-. f5PllL'Vl I'kl Willard, Dorothy Murphy, Gvuo- P2lJ1lii'illl Miss Stz1t'foi'd. First Row-left to right Murlvno Ervsvtt, Marjorie' Peck. Lum Carr, Patrivizi Patton, Isu- 'ol Frnwlcy. rlvw' 1 . in-llo Sturiv, l.uc'illc Doiivsha. C111 N 1 nic Mr Bush . Projector Club 'l'llirrl Row la-ft tu right Cnrltuu Siiulmms, Erwin Ward. Jn 11 :z Rxiyiicwlcif, Robert, Bigurvl. Lawrvnc'0 C , . Svrnnd Row .Inu .luclisoiy 1,1-on Griffis. Dnricl Dusimrm Cu 1 IDA-wa-jf, Bruvv Glonsou. Ixuu Kiimvy. First Row M4-rrili H milton. Gordon Duslmrm, .Izxnws Whit:-, Kvirm-th 1Vic'I11tos1i. IWIIITIIY Horton. linmciisml. R,1lj'Ill0Iid zu Dance Committee lat left, Back Roweeleft to right: Carol Cappelllno, Richard Freeman, Elaine Cassaw, Robert Rltchie, Jeanette Boscoe. First Row-Mary Lou Rouse, Wllllam Shepard, Carolyn Fields, Robert Hunklns. Photography Club lat rightl Third Row-left to right: Alan Lehigh, Margaret Adams. Second Row-Clarence White, Joyce Dodds, Mr. Hackett, Ar- lene Roberts, Victor Kondra. First row-Stephanie Sprague, Mary Lee Sayer, Nancy Perrin. French Club 'l'hird Rowileft to right: Paul Burgess, David Nelson, John Burgess, George Tait, Cynthia Cross, Nancy Nelson, Patricia Magee, Patricia Rowe, Louis Curtis. Second Row-Virginia Hart, Mary Lee Sayer, Eleanor Young, Laura Jean Kaley, Helen Church, Mary Livingston, Alice Hughto, Patricia Patton. Joan Schofell, Miss Passino, First Row-Helen La Bow, Mary Frances Kenyon, Julia Foster, Eleanor Collins, Warren Corbin, Beverly Brown, Stephanie Sprague, 40 Junior Band Fourth Row- left to right: Kathleen Joudry, Janette Scott, Sharon Bush, Paul McAdam, Robert Anderson, Duane Vrooman, Nancy Walrath, Richard Jones, John Fitzgerald, Elliot Bigelow, Ronald Streeter, Glenn VanValkenburg. Third Row-Mllton Peters. Vlrglnla Hart, Rita Papineau, Joan Krum, Judith Gates, Richard Robinson, David Truax, Mary Barnes, Mary Gleason. Mary Jane Ruderman, Brian Kaley, Cynthia Maier, Shirley Halford. Second Row-Annette Childs, Goldie VanCor, Sally Craig, Phyllis Cameron, Faye Birkley Laura White. Kay Walton, Patricia Towne, Sally Flllis, Denelda Fuller. First Row-Arthur Craig, Clifford Mciumber, Gary Gates. Lois Shatraw, Allison Bresee, Nancy Hale, Marllyn Jones, Harriet Simmons, Keith Lincoln. Junior Actor's Club fat Ieftl 'l'hi d ltuwf-left to right: Joanne Perrin, Phyllis Cassaw, Ga ' Denesha, Dora Frawley, Hazel Blance, Gwendolyn Sheldon. Second Row--Miss Hunter, Jean Stronach, Kendra McLeod, June Durant, Helen Church, Laura Jean Kaley, Mr. Welch. First Row--Helen Neuroth, Lorraine Johnson, Eleanor Youn 5, Julie Anne Tibblts, Junior F. H. A. lat rightl Tfourth Row--left to right: Nina Reynolds, Mrs. Latham, Ms. Flanagan, Joanne Robillard. Third Row-Beverly Strate, Lorna Fuller, Joyce Turnbull, Patricia Jones, Dorothy O'Nelll. Second Row-Joyce Bowman, Jacqueline Sibley, Mary Farr, Mary Cummings, Dlane Miller, Elinor Hogue. First Row--Ruth Whalen. Grace Laverghetta, Sandra Howe. LAbsent when picture was takenl Betty McCrea. Il Junior Science Club Seventh Grade Third Row-lt-ft to right: Donna Bige low. Paul Dashnvr, Own-n Carr, Thoma Halford, Bruce- Smith, Lois Perkins SLPDIIPII Murray, Janice' Boprvy, Second Row -David Bvatty, Rohvr Barnes, Brvnt Galv, Ronald Storrli Donald Kio, Rivharcl Whitmorv, Joyt' Strvvtvr, Mrs, Moshvr. First Row -Hvlon Smith, Marlvnv Al drich, Colli-on Brown, Margarvt Brown Joan Horton, Kay Walton. Junior Science Club Eighth Grade 'l'hird Row loft, to right: Donald Bish op, Shirlvv Halford, William Blair, Dal Farrvn, Olan Aldrich, Edna Swvm, Gvrr Gatvs, Kvnnath Eichorn, Emvrson M4 Quadv. Second Row Mandi- Brozzo, Gran Brnndagv, F'lors'nc'4- Bvsaw, Phylli Fields, Mary Cass-y, Flvvrvtt. Haydvi Marjorie Thornton, Franvvs Kinni-1 Eleanor Robinson, Carl Raymo, Mr, Mosher. First Row--Harry Gladlv, Rivhar Smith, Lro Rastivy, Joan Schott-l Monte' Holland, Rlvhard Ashley, I-'rv Brown, Elliot Bigvlow. Junior Historical Club I Fifth Row loft to right: Loonard Hay Gary Jonas, Vvnv Vrooman, Doroth Bvvans, Lorrainv Corrivv, David Joni- Jndith Ellis, Donald Spragnv, Ronal Clt-mont, Donna Prltty, Darva Chai eau, Charles Stahl, Mr. Hart, Fourth Row--Nancy Phvlps, .Ivan Fu lington, Dianv Johnston, Kay Raymi Constanct- Hovkvy, Dvlla Carpentr- Beverly Hull, Ida Hutton, .ivan Lasi' brooks, Carolyn Tamhlin, Rohvrt Rlcl ardson, Donald Toomvy, Roy Portvr. Si-cond Row--Sharon Fox, .Ioan Kalv, Janct Wicks, Bonita Villone-nvv, Lyi don Fnllvr, Elisa D4-Castro, Donn Tl-sslnt-r, Phyllis Fnlle-r, Nanry Mvrril, Dnanv Wintr-rs, Robert Gatos, Nant' Matthews, Martha Dalton, Hart Shampiue, Mrs, Coatvs, Warrvn Ravvx First Row Doris Washburn, Rohvrt Harron, Elaine Ravvn, Ira Fnllvr, Gal Robertson, Bvthany Brown, Bro! Taylor, Fostt-r Drnrv, Inahvlln- Lama Kav Brayton. Junior High Rifle Club 0 Third Row Mr, Robinson, S4-cond Rim'--loft to right: .Iamvs Grll fith, Robvrt Rivharclson, Fostvr Drnrj David Colm-, Rohn-rt Andi-rson, Milto Pvtvrs First Ron I-'rank Shaltnrk, Pat Sharpv, Rin-hard Robinson. Willlax Walton, Us-oruv l.amiva CLUBS Club pictures take up so much space that we have no room to write about them. It would be nice to chronicle their activities-they are all valuable, repre- senting as they do a wide range of interests: science, homemaking, history, lang- uage, etc. Some give valuable service to the school-in the library, handling the visual aids, managing the dances. All expand the students' mental horizon, help him make wise use of his leisure time and increase his enjoyment of school. We will let the pictures speak for themselves. ART CONTESTS Prizes for paintings in the Dorothy Ebersole contest sponsored by the Fed- eration of Women's Clubs were awarded as follows: Senior High-First Prize-Martha McNeill Second Prize-Carole Davis Third Prize-Joyce Childs junior High-There was a tie for first place between Nancy Walrath and Gary Robertson. Several of our art students took part in the poster contest advertising the Gouverneur Sesquicentennial. Winners of the contest were: First Prize-Martha McNeill Second Prize-Mildred Shampine Third Prize-Phyllis Cassaw SCHOLARSHIPS Bradley Murray and Drury Cathers were awarded Naval Reserve Scholar- ships, entitling them to full college courses in exchange for three years service in the Navy. Subsequently Drury Cathers was awarded-and accepted-a full scholarship at VVebb Institute of Naval Architecture, a signal honor inasmuch as Webb accepted 18 boys from over a hundred applicants. -13 What? Gomg UN? Sectmwal. Suaps GUESS Who Z IRL unef LEN C 5 'wP BOB ,,1,1,,J- W ,, A I Q , .' ' s 51,4 KID CLICK VIC I , 43:5 50 Q f -mg M5 2:55 E 0 C919 db 3 i , Q Q U , ' ,.l, N R LL xg K 3 A X2 wwf l ATHLETICS 'N- X, Varsity Cheerleaders Left Sidmh-left to right: Olive Liscum, Carol Cappclllno, Carolyn Fields. Right Side-Dianne Drury, Joan Gollaher, Peggy Chap- man. Middle-front to back: Viv- ian Orford fHend Cheerlead- erl, Nancy Hall, Anna Blalr, Sandra Esckllsen. , S Junior Cheerleaders Second Row-left to right: Beverly Brown, Phyllis Cam- eron, Judith Curtis, Shirley Jerome. First Row-Penelope Case. Alice Neuroth, Elaine Cus- saw. Leaders Club I Third RnwAleft to right: Mary Lou Rouse, Carol Cap- pelllno, Martha McNeill. Kathleen Towne, Mary Lou Sharpe, Janet Phlpplns, San- dra Esckilsen, Mrs. MacKay, Second Row--Nancy Hall. Janet Sayer, Anna Ashwood, Doris Mayne, Marjorie Peck, Dorothy Salisbury, Anna Blair. First Row!Ol1ve Llscum, Pu- rlcla Gardner, Peggy Chap- man. Vivian Orford, Dorothy Dawley, Nancy Perrin, Wrestling Third Row-left to rlglxt: Robert Hunklns tmanagerl, Carl Cappellino, Marlo DeCastro, Laurel Finley, Leo Benware, Howard Finley, Richard Tessmer, Lyle Edgerly, Olan Aldrich, Wllllam Shepard tmanagerj. Second Row-Gary Robertson, Robert Gates, Robert Tuttle, Dale Farren, Daniel Slate, Gordon White, Grant Brundage, Harold Gladle, Robert Wood- ard, James McIntosh, Monte Holland, First Row-James Lynde, Earl Bogart, Davld Schooley, Dale McKinney, Mr. Maier tcoachl, Frederick June, James Schooley, Walter Malbouf. Richard Freeman, George Shamplne. WRESTLING - 1952 Lettermen: Robert Wfoodard, Grant Brundage, Harry Cladle. james Schooley, Mario DeCastro, Robert Gates. Fred june, co-captain, Daniel Slate, Carl Cappellino, Richard Tessmer, David Schooley, Dale McKinney, co- taptain, Gordon Wfhite, Earl Bogart, Robert Hunkins. Manager, Williartm Shepard, Manager. SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS 1952 Sectional Winners: Robert Vlfoodard, Grant Brun- dage, Robert Gates, Fred june, Daniel Slate, Richarl Tessmer, David Scliooley. TROPHY AXVARDS Outstanding Freshman--Grant Brundage. Undeteated Season-Fred june, Robert Wfoodard, Robert Gates. Outstanding Wfrestler--Robert Gates, Daniel Slate. Outstanding Team for second year-Gouverneur. XVRESTLING SECTIONAL SCORES Gouverneur ,,,...l..... 55 Canton ..,.,...,,.,,,,,.,,, Massena ..,.,, ,.,... 3 65g Potsdam .,..,, WRESTLING SCHEDULE Gouv. Massena ..,., .... 2 9 Potsdam ,,,., .... - ll Lowville ,,,,,,,, .,,, 3 5 Xvatertown .,... .... 2 l Massena .,.., ,.,. 2 7 Gouv. Potsdam ,,,,, .,,. - i5 Lowville ,,,,, ,,,, 5 i Canton ,,,,,r,,.r ,,,, 5 0 Xvatertown ,,,,. ,,,, 2 5 Canton ,,,,,,, ,r,, 3 6 53 1851 Opp. I9 8 9 Z2 Zl Opp. 'Z IU 16 I7 I5 Basketball Back Row--left to right: Nelson Dailey, Paul Burgess, Davld Nelson, Richard Dier, Mr. Steeuburg Lcoachli Robert Huy- deu, Lloyd Leonard, Arthur Tlbblts, Kenley Splllxnan. First Row-William Anderson tmanagerb. Loren Richardson. Robert Ritchie, Lemuel Schofield, Warren Corbin, Frederick Reynolds, John Burgess, Earl Bresett, Robert DeLong fmmmgerj. Varsity Football Fourth Row--left to right: Nelson Dailey, Dale McKinney, Lloyd Leonard, Ronald King, Ronald Canell. David School- ey, Robert Hunklns, Paul Burgess. Third Row-Leo Benware, Judson VanCor, Richard Dler. Frederick Bancroft, Bruce Gleason, Carl Cappelllno, Frederick June, Mr. Carpenter 1Asslstant Coachj. Second Row-Herbert Stacy, Richard Ster- ling, James Reynolds, Earl Bogart, Earl Bresett. Marlo DeCastro, Donald Gardner. Raymond Hamilton, Mr. McGuire 4Coachb. First Row-Loren Richardson, Wayne Young, Robert Hayden, Daniel Slate, Richard Tessmer, Frederick Reyn- olds, William Shepard, Arthur Tlbblts. Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Third Row-left to right: Robert Anderson, Foster Drury, Clyde McIntosh, Bern- ard Dailey, Mr. Hackett 1 coach J , Charles Mousaw, Ira Fuller, Clarence Mashaw. Second Row-Vene Vrooman, Eric Salisbury, Brian Kaley, Charles Sheen, Keith Adams, Robert Kennedy, Lyndon Kinney. Flrst Row-Roderick Ben- ware, Donald Sprague, Cllf- ford Tlbbits, Milton Peters, Arthur Craig, Howard Kirby, Thomas Sheen. .lunior Varsity Basketball Second Row-left to right: James Reynolds, Eugene Hockey, Roland Vrooman. Mr. McGuire 1Coachb, Keith Knowlton. Ronald Nichols, Ronald Canell, Bruce Blnlon. First Row+Thomas Gardner. Bernard Knowlton, Douglas Fredenburg, Judson Van Cor, Everett Hayden, Frederick Narrow, Norman Belmore. .lunior Varsity Football O Third Row-left to right: Ronald Nichols, Charles Mousaw, Walter Malbouf, Richard Freeman, Bernard Bailey, Keith Walrath, Gary Robertson, Mr. C a n al e fcoachy. Second Row-Ira Fuller, Ralph Gaines, Gary Peck, Grant Brundage, John Clark, Clifford McCumber, Donald 0'Rlley imanagerj, Robert Kennedy imanagerj. First Row-Frederick Easton. Roderick Benware, David E1- llson, Douglas Fredenburg, Stanley Young, Paul Byrns, Gary Kennedy, Robert Ritch- le. FOOTBALL - 1951 Lettermen: Frederick Bancroft, Leo Benware, Earl Bogart, lfarl Bresett, Ronald Canell, Carl Cappellino, Nelson Dailey, Mario DeCastro, Richard Dier, Donald Gardner, Robert Hayden, Robert Hunkins, Bernard King, Lloyd Leonard, Frederick june, Dale McKinney, Frederick Reynolds, james Reynolds, manager, Daniel Slate, Co-captain, Kenley Spilman, Richard Tessmer, Co-captain, Arthur Tibbits, Judson Vancor, Wayne Young, Herbert Stacy. Football Schedule Gouverneur Opponent Ogdensburg O 25 Malone 0 24 Canton O 20 Tupper Lake 6 I3 Potsdam 0 0 Saranac Lake 13 6 lVlassena O 20 VARSITY BASKETBALL - 1951-1952 Lettermen: John Burgess, Paul Burgess, Warren Corbin, Nelson Dailey, Richard Dier, Robert Hayden, Lloyd Leonard, Loren Richardson, Robert Ritchie, Lemuel Schofield, Kenley Spilman, Arthur Tibbits, Robert DeLong, manager, David Nelson, Frederick Reynolds. Schedule Gouverneur Opponents Tupper Lake 23 66 Canton 53 75 Ogdensburg 33 76 Potsdam 40 60 Massena 37 58 Saranac Lake 48 49 Norwood 56 44 Malone 53 73 Tupper Lake 38 58 Canton 45 47 Ogdensburg 40 56 Potsdam 54 64 Massena 54 53 Saranac Lake 37 62 Norwood 58 56 Malone 35 36 Won-3 Lost-13 50 B O Y 5 xjf A M 5 U F! A 2 I... 5 51 7 - B axle J o: '19 Q-, ' X Q 0 I ir' x s 'P ' fi Q ? ,, , ...:,,.X ' .,' - ..A '5 Y .Je ra. zz mx 2-5 mf, ,011 ' me BOY Ep QDII2 Q0 CJie' on The 'Ti-lm? I , NW:i1s. M g? if gi Ng 5 gf ' S 'wgim HX iz' ff Jfg XX g 5 , , 2 x X X: L ,f N X X 1 X A M, 53 A .Ja W A 4 . I Q I NW' ADVERTISING VETERANS CDF FOREIGN WARS I I Sp ' W K A, Silas Wainwright Post 6338 AMERICAN LEGION III N' R1 dj O 6 Q .NF 4 w. va QQII: 5 Q 4-R315 Q E310 -,xc 0 llll m I James MaIoy Post No. 65 I 4 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GCUVERNEUR soL KAPLAN's R E C R E A T I 0 N DEPARTMENT stone C E N T E R ' ,4 g,,.,,f pfm f., 3,,.,fe Bowling 81 Counter Service unuken Fioramonte Satisfaction Guaranteed COMPLIMENTS gui llfliiea OF Nelson, Pongle and MEDLAND'S Buttersby Philip H. Nelson James L. Pangle co. Geo. W. Battersby 40 Church St. Gouverneur, N. Y 55 Compliments of St. Joe Lead Co. Edwards Division Miners and Concentrators of Zinc, Lead, and Iron Sulfides Q a o DIVISION OFFICE Balmat, N. Y. 6 Compliments of INTERNATIONAL TALC COMPANY INC. l COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS ROMA RESTAURANT UF Excellent Italian 8: American Food - also - PARK STREET MARKET Delicious Pizza Pie 99 W. Main Phone 937 Business Prefers R.B.I. Graduates D- WINT Approved For You By The Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York Rochester Business Institute 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester 4, New York First Class Ladies' and Gents' Custom Tailoring and Furriers 2 9 Park St. Gouverneur Compliments of UPER MP? MARKET 24 Clinton Street COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS FULLER'S BLUE SUNOCO , , OF Gas - Oil - Accessories 374 E. Main Phone 716 A FRIEND Congrafufafiongi . . . LIDO RESTAURANT Gouverneur COMPLIMENTS OF TODD'S Metered Gas Service 27 Clinton Street Gouverneur, New York Phone 513, 88-M, 688-J2 White Stag Denims ROBERT'S Service Station Gantner Swim Suits Mobile Lubrication Mobile Oil Sherbrooke Raincoats Tires and Batteries SPORT 137 W. Main St. Gouverneur .lones SHCI, Watertown Phone 252 GLENN E. JENNINGS PHILLIP L. .IENNINGS Phone 524 Phone 413 Dealers in SOCONY PRODUCTS Moen. KERQSENE - FUEL ou. GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. VROOMAN'S SUPERETTE COMPLIMENTS OF Mel 8a Bee Hailesboro, N. Y. Phone 691-R-1 LOG CABIN DINER Under New Management WM. McCOLLUM, Prop. uFine Foods Ii 1 WALTERS' WOTORS Trerise 8z Hutt Authorized Dealers Dodge 85 Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Ferguson Tractors and Farm Equipment l l J. .l. STOCKER CO. Typewriters - Adding Machines New - Used - Portable - Electric Duplicators - Supplies 214 Rowley St. Phone 121 22 Arcade Bziliony Watertown Gouverneur, N. Y. one 232 n COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HUNTINGTON THE LUNCHEON LABORATORIES CLUB Huntington, Indiana 59 Compliments of RUDERMAN ENTERPRISES RUDERMAN MACHINERY EXCHANGE Charles I. Ruderman Realty Corporation Ruclerman Stab es and Farms, Inc. Benson Flying Service, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF LESTER ROBINSON 30 E. Babcock St. Gouverneur, New York Floor Sanding - Refinishing Call 68 For Free Estimate BLIGH A. DODDS JGIIIJJ 0!l.9I1.5lll'flllCl'? 10 Park Street Gouverneur Telephone 423 BEECHER Linoleum 61 Tile Co. Floor Covering Specialists Phone 700 9 William St. SIMONS Fuel and Supplies BEST WISHES hom COLLINS' STORES GIRLS' STORE L. G. COLLINS STORE Park Street 113-117 W. Main Phone 234 Phone 18 51... ma... Com l'ClfUfClfi0lIJ . . . J BURR ...J GREEN Edward L. Burr '29 William C. Green RYDER'S SKYPORT Fowler - Emeryville Rd. Piper Aircraft Sales Student Instruction Charter Trips Phone 150 Phone 773-M1 OF OF CASFAWSQ rl-lEnoN srome Atlantic Station jforbf Outer William Street U Phone 859 Gouverneur Telephone 183-W 251 Rowley St COMPLIMENTS M. G. GOODISON OF . . Plumbing and Heating ARTHUR B' HART Timken Oil Burners 61 Rooms with Bath C A N A IL II Y S jfanall ' .xdme Catering to Banqu J ph C l I Telephone 931 IHI U I IE IL rican jam! s and Parties Gu eu Lytle Motors Sales Service Better Used Cars Silas Clark CLEAN SAND and GRAVEL I TRUCKING 30 John St. Gouverneur, N. Y Ph 392 29 Smith sr. G uv N. Y. I Ph 132 R l COMPLIMENTS l CHARLES R. RODGER'S OF STQRE I CARBONE s Shoe Store Gm Shoe Rapair Dry Goods Gouverneur's Leading Family Shoe Store I Ready-to-Wear Ph 546 ' S 62 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS of 1952 I RUSHMORE PAPER MILLS, Inc. I Natural Dam and Gouverneur New York I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HAL'S HOUSE jAJr1'JfJ LIONS CLUB 334 East Main St. Phone 97-W COMPLIMENTS 0F COMPLIMENTS OF CASABLANCA Restaurant I Spaghetti Steaks and Chops EDWARD HAILE CASE Sea Foods and Legal Beverages East Main Street Lawyer Phone 925 63 Wherever You Look You'II See One of Our ROOFS ANTWERP ROOFING AND CONTRACTING CORP. ALL TYPES Insulated Brick and Stone Siding Asphalt and Asbestos Siding Asphalt and Asbestos Roofing Attic and Sidewall Insulation CPneumatically Installedj ROOF REPAIRING All Contracts Covered by Compensation, Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance FOR FREE ESTIMATE Phone 476 Phone 9331 Mrs. Charles Phillips Antwerp Roofing Gouverneur, New York Antwerp, New York BUILT-UP ROOFING A SPECIALTY 64 With The Compliments of the PHYSICIANS Gouverneur Dr. ERNEST L. ADLER Dr. A. D. BURR Dr. FOSTER T. DRURY Dr. FRED F. DRURY Dr. A. E. HEAD Dr. C. V. W. KIMBALL HITCHMAN and O'NEIL AIRPORT RESTAURANT We specialize in chicken-in-the REDMOND HOTEL 34 Depot Street Gouverneur, N. Y. basket Phone 183-J-1 Phone 933 COMPLIMENTS TO THE W. J. SCOTT CLASS OF '51 McCormick-Deering Tractors and machines International Trucks LAWNMOWER SERVICE Lawnmowers Repaired and Phone 39 Gouverneur, N. Y. sharpened Compliments of Empire Livestock Marketing Co-Operative The St. Lawrence Press Canton. New York KK jine lgrinfingv COMPLIMENTS OF LARRY'S SERVICE Auto Clinic Gouverneur Fruit Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Candy, Groceries, Baked Goods Dexter Street Gouverneur Phone 624 Tel. 50 23 E. Main St OMPLIMENTS GRIFFIS WASHER SERVICE C OF Laundry Queen SL Dexter Parts 8z Repairs All Makes 281 E. Main Phone 734 GOUVERNEUR LODGE F. Gm A.M. No. 217 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN GOUVERNEUR ,Milk Kao! IMAJLQJ Lam Me 0 0lfLUQl l'lQbU REV. J. A. SCHOFIELD REV. R. CLYDE JOUDRY REV. WILLIAM C. WOOD REV. W. B. NEWCOMB REV. WILLIAM H. WORK REV. F. P. DIVINEY OF msu RANCE With Service A Gouverneur, New York 67 BALDUCCI Home of Agricultural White Limestone Crushed Stone Co. All Sizes Crushed Stone For Concrete Work and Driveways Cinder and Concrete Blocks Phone 878-J Gouverneur, N. Y. Rumble Bros. General Contractors Phone 450-M or 630-M Box 91 Gouverneur, New York CHRlSTIAN'S Ice Cream Bar DICK EVANS, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF VAN 0RNUM'S Appliances, Rugs, Bedding and Furniture Eat ilfldalteo fo fire 1952 GRADUATING CLASS I wish to extend my appreciation to all the students. faculty and custodians for their friendly cooperation. HAROLD CONWAY Photographer 68 HORTON'S ICE CREAM THE PREMIER ICE CREAM OF AMERICA Sold Exclusively In Gouverneur By VAN SLYKE and CURTIS, Druggists Pioneer Ice Cream Division iThe Borden Companyl COMPLIMENTS GOUVERNEUR LIQUOR OF STORE GRAVES' BAKERY Perreault and Phone 582 23 Clinton street TI'IE RED G1 WHITE STORE Opposite the A 8a P CONGRATULATIONS . . . to all COMPLIMENTS OF G. H. S. GRADUATES Friendly Service Since 1906 HOWARD FREEMAN F 't THE CRYSTAL PALACE ugfdure RESTAURANT Undertaking D. G. Constantikes, Prop. Phone 377 Or 11 Gouverneur, N. Y. Compliments of STERLING WHOLESALE CLINTON PLACE Gouverneur, New York Ph e 895 COMPLIMENTS Dr. Nyles D. Crowner OF JONES' FARM SUPPLIES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farm Machinery and Repairs Ph e 579 Gouverneur, N. Y GEnAl.D's DRESS sl-lop U co,-UNS. HARDWARE nd BEAUTZ SALON Next to the Gralyn Phone 323 Gouverneur, N. Y. Phone 238 Gouverneur, N. Y Compliments of J. M. MCALLASTER and SONS Wifdrd Gouverneur New York 70 COMPLIMENTS OF E. V. PORTER Milk Transportation Gouverneur, N. Y. CENTRAL GARAGE G. M. C. Trucks Phone 788 Night 199-J BUICK - OLDS Residence 585-R Office 420 24 Hour Service COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF LAWRENCE DAVIS wn.l.lAM J. YOUNG Phone 690-M-3 Fowler, N. Y. LICENSED RESTAURANT GEORGE L. STREETER COMPLIMENTS for OF Texaco Petroleum Products Phone Richville 2811 STERLING L. TAIT, Lawyer . HARRON'S Electric Service Motor Repairing Wiring of all kinds Machine Work Phone 240 Emergency 114-R-1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. 1868 1952 Since 1868 Makers of Fine Clothes From Hats to Shoes MILLER QUALITY Ever the Best in Styling Value - Looks Better Longer At Savings to You Best Wishes to '52 J. R. MILLER CO. Miller Building Watertown CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved by the New York State Department of Education Fall Term Begins Sept. 2, 1952 Syracuse 2, New York William J. Veigel, Director R. GIBSON, INC. Dry Cleaning and Laundry - AGENT - Care of Joe Wint ftailorl COLE HARDWARE, INC. Mill, Mine, Plumbing, Water System, Farm Supplies, Roofing, Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Sporting Goods Bicycles and Radios Evinrude Outboard Motors Iron Fireman Oil Burners and Stokers Pyrofax Glass and Appliances Telephone 22 Gouverneur, N. Y SCHOFIELD'S PRINTING SHOP 28 Church St. Gouverneur, N. Y. Telephone 409 Fine Printing-At Lowest Prices J. A. SCHOFIELD L. B. SCHOFIELD DODDS MOTOR CO. Ford and Mercury Cars Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment Main and Clinton Streets COMPLIMENTS OF Pistolesi 61 Son PICK-UP and DELIVERY 24-HOUR SERVICE I2 Church Street Phone 34 Gouverneur Co-Operative Association Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies, Cement Lumber and Building Supplies Leonard Appliances DeLaval Sales and Service New Idea Farm Equipment Owned and Operated for the Benefit of our Patrons OAKLEY FULLINGTON CURTIS-HOLMES MUSIC Studebaker COMPANY Sales and Service 119 Stone St. Watertown, N. Y. Washing Greasing Selmar, Martin and Pan American General Repairs Phone 485 Band Instruments and Accessories INSTRUMENT RENTAL PLAN COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF JUMBQ3 DINETTE NATIONAL ARMY STORE 4 Clinton Street Phone 366 Corner of Park and Main Gouverneur, New York PHONE 53 l Best Wishes I Io the Graduating Class of 1952 EDWARD w. GOULDING SURETY BONDS-LIFE INSURANCE-AUTO LIABILITY FIRE, ACCIDENT, and HOSPITAL INSURANCE MAIN STREET GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS MARK J. COLTON OF Gas - Oil - Tires and MURPHY'S A . ccessories Jewelry Store 28 Clinton St. Phone 119 I .... I as - 74' COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY wAno ' COMPLIMENTS OF William F. Anderson. Inc. Lumber and Builders' Supplies - Phone 244 Prospect Street Compliments of the IBANIIQ , Un? ' GUUWERNIELIIR , - B. J. and M. J. CARPENTER Insure Anything Insurable Only the non-assessment companies make the uncertain thing certain. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Savings and Loan Building Phone 31 Gouverneur WILSON'S RESTAURANT Just Good Food 83 East Main Street Phone 380 75 COMPLIMENTS OF Com liments ' P Gouverneur Savings of and BULLQCICS Loan Assoclahon Resources S4,100,000.00 1'ExAco SERVICE Officers: C. F. Rush H. C. Rogers West Main Street Ph0Il0 840 President Vice-President A. K. Laidlaw Sky and Fire Gas Secretary - Treasurer Havoline Oil Marfak Grease DIRECTORS J. O. Sheldon H. C. Rogers WILLARD BATTERIES A. K. Laidlaw C. F. Rush Edward H. Case B. 0. Kinney Earl E. Laidlaw Compliments of INSURANCE COMMUNITY ICE CREAM wk COMPANY Potsdam and Gouverneur Robert G. Cottrell MUNICIPAL BUILDING PHONE 474 Compliments of VAN SLYKE and CURTIS lm irifzi 99 Bill '16 Pere H13 I' - ST. LAWRENCE SURPLUS COMPLIMENTS OF New and Used Electric Motors THE CEDARS Structural Steel L U N C H E S , We specialize in French Fr Telephone 619 and Fish Fries Joseph M. Kravetz 21 Murdock St. Somerville Road Compliments to the Class of'52 JOHN W. ROUSE Construction Corporation 27 East Main Street GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 77 .. I ..- I COMPLIMENTS S A I D E L S OF Gas Appliance Store M E R C E R ' S We Equip the Home for I Comfort as Well as Style I 13 William St. Phone 79 ' Distributor of Complete Gas Service 1 Fine Dairy products For Hume or commercial Phone 415 Gouverneur, N. Y POMP'S Pg CLULHQFJ Dry Cleaning Moth Proofing Water Proofing - Repairing ibrebded Luau! jin Liles! Phone 735 69 W. Main Street Specializing in Bachelor Service - WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER DAILY - 78 'MMA Hail eJ f:.,,,. f7Ae Eben fin fd 0 ou uerneur DR. A. M. MacQUEEN Compliments of Paul Cappellino U. S. Inspected Meats DR. R. D. LEE pl-IQNE 196 DR. EDWARD KOCH DR. M. H. MCOMBER Drummond's Dairy Mdttl16WS Pasteurized Ayrshire Milk Light and Heavy Cream Buttermilk, Orange, Chocolate Cottage Cheese - Eggs 27 Babcock Street Phone 717 and Richardson Gasoline and Oils Tires, Batteries, Accessories Auto Light and Delco Remy Parts Atlantic Gasoline and Oil PHONE 565 Compliments of The Foster Agency St. Lawrence Realty Co. General Insurance Real Estate Gouverneur, New York Harvey Gleason Public Accountant Office Supplies Typewriters 85 Adding Machines for Sale or Rent 65 Barnes St. Tel. 553 DON'T OVERLOOK Superior School Bus Bodies No Others Equal Ample Capacities Write For Details Superior Body Sales Inc. Phone 626 Newark, New York Sold Superiors Since 1932 MARKET PLACE Gnocenv COMPZTENTS I E. R. McCULLOUGH B R 0 W N . S Dealers in .leWell'y S'liOl'eS, ll1C. Choice, Staple and Fancy Groceries Jewelry and Silverware Watches - Diamonds Phone 141 Phone 276 Gouverneur I .... Congrafufafiond and Moi wakes to the Senior Class of 1952 James P. Papaya nakos Grayln, Union Hall and Hi-Way Drive-in Theatres COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF DORIS PEABODY CHARLES STAHL 25 Park Street Phone 133 Optometrist Auto Parts and Supply Division of COMPLIMENTS GOUVERNEUR WELDING OF and MACHINERY WORKS Fred G. Scozzafava Park Street Phone 100 J. .l. NEWBERRY CO 81 McCUMBER'S l.G.A. STORE BEST WISHES 22 Parker St. 183 Grove St. UF THE Phone 243 Phone 222-R -FREE DELIVERY -- GROW'S COMPLIMENTS OF PLUMBING - HEATING G. Gm C. HARDWARE SHEET METAL Television Oil Burning Furnaces and Boilers Water Systems, Filters, Softeners Electric and Oil Water Heaters Steel Kitchen Cabinets PHONE 372 Radio Sales and Service Opposite the Arch Marble City Gas Service Metered and Non-Metered Installations PHONE 61 Portable Typewriters Royal and Smith-Corona C. F. RUSH Phone 365 95 W. Barney St. Gouverneur, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. GRANT CO. at J610ll!H for eJ H Your Friendly Junior Department Store Visit Our Basement of Values The TRIBUNE-PRESS Compliments I Northern New Yorkis Greatest Weekly Of Winner of 5 t. OLDLLUPQHCQ New York I Agricultural Award For 1951 grin! l I l Covering All School News COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF I Smith's Hotel Gouverneur ROTARY CLUB I JOHN W. OVERACKER Life, Hospital, Health and Accident Insurance Phone 1070 BAILEY'S CALSO SERVICE 335 East Main Street Gouverneur, New York Phone 463 BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY nocl-llasren, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive High School Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements - Name Cards MR. JAMES I.. MASON Rock lsldrld Street Gouverneur, N, Y W. H. LCOMI TALC CORPORATIQN 84 ILYNN SlllRAGlUllE unera! ibirecfor Ambulance Service Cui Flowers - Phone 611 - Licensed Assistants Paul Sprague Frank W. Sprague Now... in Gouverneur The largest, finest and most mod- ern furniture store in upstate New York. You are cordially invited to come in and browse around. WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. Gouverneur, New York J. L. SKINNER . . . Distributor . . Petroleum Products Including Heating Oils for Homes Dodge Place 568 Bulk Plant 232 Gouverneur, New York Your Local MARKET BASKET Elle 3006! .QUIT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE in nortl1ern New York C. ll-llAllll.lE Sll5lAXQUllE Savings 81 Loan Building Phone Gouv, 600 Compliments of Gene Woodard Atlantic Service Station Atl t' Lb t' L T XX KlNNEY'S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service 213 W. Main Str t Telephone 414 SEAKER Gm GRAVES Motor Company Chevrolet , Coal for Cozy Comfort Sales - Servlce - S ppl 24 Hour Wrecking Serv Ph 26 Gouvern Ad rtising Mgr. Warren Co b' BETTY 8z BUD'S GROCERY ................ Compliments to the Class of '52 TUR-NBULL'S GROCERY ................................................ 7 Babcock Street Compliments of WITHERBEE and WHALEN, Cemetery Memofials DeJOURDA.N'S BARBER SHOP .......... Compliments to the Class of '52 ROSS KELLY, General Merchandise ................................................ Fowler RUMBLE and McDERMOTT, Barbers .... Compliments to the Class of '52 DR. J. R. TREMLETT, Veterinarian .......... Compliments to the Class '52 JACK'S AUTO PARTS .... We scrap for you .... Tel. 290, 371 E. Main St. THE CORNER GROCERY ........ Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream-Mrs. Orin Woodard, 189 Grove Street ORIN WOODARD, Trucking. Phone 22-W .............. Compliments to the Class of '52 ' BLAKE B. SPILMAN ............................ Compliments to the Class of '52 MORRIS DAVIES wishes the Class of '52 Good Luck McINTYRE and WHITTON .... General Trucking .... Phone 78-R or 356-J Better Permanents and Fingerwaves at EFFIE'S GOLDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP .............. Congratulations to the Class of '52 VIC 8a DOT'S Texaco Service Station, Richville Compliments of a GOOD FRIEND C. DAVID MURRAY, Insurance, Oxbow SHORTY'S CLIP SHOP, Park Street Compliments of GIB'S TAXI SERVICE .................................... Phone 639 ELLIS THOMAS ............................................ Vulcanizing and Recapping Best Wishes from BECKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE MAPLE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Gouverneur RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY, C. E. Basset, Agent ...... Best Wishes to the Class of '52 BUCKLEY'S RESTAURANT, Antwerp, N. Y. ........ Compliments to the Class of '52 Compliments to the Class of '52 from HICKS' BARBER SHOP 87 WW 5vfgQ 2Mg75 QW' W WM? dmfji MMM My 0 19,14 ca ,MW 2 Mwfif M349 z 5 3 e w 3 4 S 5 3 5 52 'E 5 'M 11 ? 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